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2020 04 29-CCB Resume COBY CHASMAN-BECK LIGHTING DESIGNER Phone: 818.621.5104 Member United Scenic Artists Local 829 Email: [email protected] LIGHTING DESIGN: (Selected) Our Time 62 Center For Theatre & Dance, MA Williams College dir. Omar Sangare March 2020 Tom Ford Fall Winter Runway Show Milk Studios, LA CS Global dir. Jonathan Reed February 2020 Dancing To Connect Betty Oliphant Theatre, Toronto Battery Dance Company dir. Jonathan Hollander October 2019 Smokey Joe's Café Ordway Center, MN Ordway Center dir. Joshua Bergasse September 2019 Anything Goes Civil War Drill Hall Theatre, NJ SummerStage at Leonia dir. Ray Yucis July 2019 Neidorff-Karpati Hall Opening Concert Neidorff-Karpati Hall, NY Manhattan School of Music dir. Peter Flynn July 2018 Hugo Boss Prize 2018 Guggenheim Museum, NY CS Global dir. Jonathan Reed October 2018 DELTA Design Beyond Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Museum, NY CS Global dir. Jonathan Reed October 2018 West Side Story Civil War Drill Hall Theatre, NJ SummerStage at Leonia dir. Ray Yucis July 2018 La Mer Mobile Consumer Activation US Tour CS Global dir. Jonathan Reed May 2018 Dancing To Connect Grand Teatro Del Cibao, DR Battery Dance Company dir. Jonathan Hollander April 2018 Peter Pan Union Performing Arts Center, NJ UPAC dir. James Mosser March 2018 The Music of Jerome Kern Riverside Theater, NY Manhattan School of Music dir. Joe Locarro March 2018 Brooks Brothers 200th Anniversary Palazzo Vecchio, Florance Italy CS Global dir. Jonathan Reed January 2018 Godspell Union Performing Arts Center, NJ UPAC dir. James Mosser December 2017 DELTA Faucet Cocktail Event Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Museum, NY CS Global dir. Jonathan Reed October 2017 Philipp Plein Spring 2018 Runway Show Hammerstein Ballroom. NY CS Global dir. Jonathan Reed September 2017 The Graduate Winnipesaukee Playhouse, NH The Winnipesaukee Playhouse dir. Samantha Tella August 2017 Legally Blonde Borden Auditorium, NY Manhattan School of Music dir. Giuseppe Spoletini July 2017 Into the Woods Borden Auditorium, NY Manhattan School of Music dir. Stephanie Tennill July 2017 How To Succeed in Bussines... Civil War Drill Hall Theatre, NJ SummerStage at Leonia dir. Ray Yucis July 2017 Omega Speedmaster 60th Anniversary Zaha Hadid Lobby CS Global dir. Jonathan Reed May 2017 August Osage County 62 Center For Theatre & Dance, MA Williams College dir. Omar Sangare April 2016 Footloose Union Performing Arts Center, NJ UPAC dir. James Mosser December 2016 An Eveneing with Laura Osnes & Seth Rudetsky Marriot Pavillion Half Moon Theatre Company dir. Michael Schiralli October 2016 Hugo Boss Prize 2016 Guggenheim Museum, NY CS Global dir. Jonathan Reed October 2016 Princess Ivona Teatr Syrena, Warsaw, Poland Teatr Syrena dir. Omar Sangare September 2016 Tom Ford 2016 Runway Show & Dinner Four Seasons, NY CS Global dir. Jonathan Reed September 2016 Take One Flamboyan Theater, NY Jeffery Ward dir. Michael Schiralli September 2016 Israel Potter, American Patriot Winnipesaukee Playhouse, NH The Winnipesaukee Playhouse dir. Matt Cahoon July 2016 My Fair Lady Civil War Drill Hall Theatre, NJ SummerStage at Leonia dir. Ray Yucis July 2016 An Evening with Jackie Hoffman Marriot Pavillion Half Moon Theatre Company dir. Michael Schiralli June 2016 Battery Dance Company 40th Anniversary Gala Historic Federal Hall, NY Battery Dance Company dir. Jonathan Hollander May 2016 MTV Scream Live MTV Studios, NY CS Global dir. Scott Duquette May 2016 Page 1 of 6 COBY CHASMAN-BECK LIGHTING DESIGNER Phone: 818.621.5104 Member United Scenic Artists Local 829 Email: [email protected] Vanya & Sonia & Masha & Spike Marriot Pavillion, NY Half Moon Theatre Company dir. Michael Schiralli April 2016 Marry Poppins Union Performing Arts Center, NJ UPAC dir. James Mosser March 2016 Princess Ivona Theatre Row, Clurman Theatre, NY Omar Sangare dir. Omar Sangare January 2016 Lunar New Year Gala David Geffan Hall, NY TF Media Group dir. Li Hua January 2016 David Broza, In Concert Kaufmann Concert Hall, NY 92nd Street Y dir. Nathan Scalzone December 2015 Union Goes To Hollywood Union Performing Arts Center, NJ UPAC dir. James Mosser December 2015 SLDT Ailey Citygroup Theatre, NY Omar Sangare dir. Omar Sangare November 2015 Little Women Main Thetare, NH Keene Stage College dir. Kirstin Riegler Hensley November 2015 I laughed, I Loved, I Mad Spaghetti Marriot Pavillion, NY Half Moon Theatre Company dir. Michael Schiralli October 2015 An Evening with Sutton Foster Marriot Pavillion Half Moon Theatre Company dir. Michael Schiralli September 2015 Chris Gelinas Spring Summer '16 Presentation The Park, NY CS Global dir. Michelle Perez September 2015 Let's Review Civil War Drill Hall Theatre, NJ SummerStage at Leonia dir. Ray Yucis July 2015 I Wish Christ Church Bronxville, NY Young at Arts dir. Sharyn Pirtle June 2015 Sophisticated Ladies Union Performing Arts Center, NJ UPAC dir. James Mosser March 2015 Princess Ivona 62 Center For Theatre & Dance, MA Williams College dir. Omar Sangare March 2015 David Broza, In Concert Kaufmann Concert Hall, NY 92nd Street Y dir. Nathan Scalzone December 2014 A Christmas Carol, In Concert! Union Performing Arts Center, NJ UPAC dir. James Mosser December 2014 A Grand Night For Singing Union Performing Arts Center, NJ UPAC dir. James Mosser November 2014 Prodigal, The Musical Christain Culteral Center, NY Christain Culteral Center dir. Pete Ariel Bernard October 2014 Juicy Couture for Kohls Goldstein Residence, LA CS Global dir. Jonathan Reed September 2014 Dancing To Connect Fort Wadsworth, Staten Island, NY Battery Dance Company dir. Jonathan Hollander August 2014 Dancing To Connect Slaski Teatr, Katowice, Poland Battery Dance Company dir. Jonathan Hollander July 2014 Oliver Christ Church Bronxville, NY Young at Arts dir. Sharyn Pirtle June 2014 Ondine Flamboyan Theater, NY MADart Creative dir. Santino Lo+Lauren Camp May 2013 Dancing To Connect Waterfront Studio, Belfast Ireland Battery Dance Company dir. Jonathan Hollander April 2013 The Wizard of Oz Christ Church Bronxville, NY Young at Arts dir. Sharyn Pirtle June 2013 Fu**ing A (Projection) Performing Arts Center, NY Purchase Repertory Theatre dir. Dennis Reid May 2013 A Devil Inside Performing Arts Center, NY Purchase Repertory Theatre dir. Chris Mccann March 2013 You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown Fred Kavli Theater, LA Cabrillo Music Theater dir. Lewis Wilkenfeld February 2013 The Gut Girls Performing Arts Center, NY Purchase Repertory Theatre dir. Trazana Beverly November 2012 Mutant Olive Theater Row, NY United Solo Festival dir. Terri Hanauer October 2012 Ravue 2012 (Projection) Performing Arts Center, NY Purchase College dir. Denny Santos September 2012 A Ring In Brooklyn NoHo Arts Center, LA Academy for New Musical Theaterdir. Joshua Finkle August 2012 Peer Gynt (Projection) Performing Arts Center, NY Purchase Repertory Theatre dir. David Bassuk Octobe 20012 Tribe Nine O’Clock Players Theater, LA JAD Co. Dance dir. Joseph Decker June 2012 Boomermania The Musical NoHo Arts Center, LA Boomermania Productions dir. Debbie Kasper July 2011 Page 2 of 6 COBY CHASMAN-BECK LIGHTING DESIGNER Phone: 818.621.5104 Member United Scenic Artists Local 829 Email: [email protected] Joseph and The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Clamshell Stage, LA Children’s Civic Light Opera, LA dir. Diane Feldman August 2011 Mad Women Skylight Theater, LA Katselas Theatre Co., LA dir. Ric Montejano April 2011 Mutant Olive Beverly Hills Playhouse, LA Katselas Theatre Co., LA dir. Terri Hanauer March 2011 Cologne Skylight Theater, LA Katselas Theatre Co., LA dir. Tony Abatemarco December 2010 24 Hours of Madness NoHo Arts Center, LA NoHo Arts Center Ensemble dir. James Melon November 2010 Damn Yankees Clamshell Stage, LA Children’s Civic Light Opera dir. Diane Feldman April 2010 Co-Lab II Studio Theatre, Seattle Coriolis Dance Collective dir. Zoe Scofield May 2010 Becoming Norman NoHo Arts Center, LA NOHO ACE dir. Debra De Liso July 2010 Invincible Nine O’Clock Players Theater, LA Spellbound Productions dir. Pamela McClafferty June 2010 Praying Small NoHo Arts Center, LA NoHo Arts Center Ensemble dir. Victor Warren June 2010 Los Angeles Tap Festival 2010 Nate Holden Performing Arts Center, LA Debbie Allen Dance Co., LA dir. Debbie Allen+Jason Samuels Smith August 2010 Los Angeles Hip-Hop Festival 2010 Nate Holden Performing Arts Center, LA Debbie Allen Dance Co., LA dir. Debbie Allen+Dave Scott July 2010 Hedwig and the Angry Inch Studio Theater, Seattle Cornish Repertory Theatre dir. Jessie Underhill March 2010 The Lobotomist Studio Theater, Seattle Cornish Repertory Theatre dir. Sarah Grosman March 2010 Byrd Retrospective Festival Studio Theatre, SE Spectrum Dance Theater, Seattledir. Donald Byrd October 2009 Icono-Clan (Lighting Direction) Moore Theater, Seattle Spectrum Dance Theatre dir. Donald Byrd April 2009 The Theater of Needless Talents (Lighting Dir.) US National Tour Spectrum Dance Theater dir. Donald Byrd November 2009 Interrupted Narratives/WAR US National Tour Spectrum Dance Theater dir. Donald Byrd November 2009 Los Angeles Tap Festival 2008 Nate Holden Performing Arts Center, LA Debbie Allen Dance Co., LA dir. Debbie Allen June 2008 Oklahoma! Norman J Pattiz Concert Hall, LA Academy of Music, LA dir. Wendel Stevenson April 2008 Les Misérables (Projection) Norman J Pattiz Concert Hall, LA Academy of Music, LA dir. Josh Finckel April 2007 The Grapes of Wrath Norman J Pattiz Concert Hall, LA Academy of Music, LA dir. Marleen Zucarro March 2008 Merrily We Roll Along (Projection) Norman J Pattiz Concert Hall, LA Academy of Music, LA dir. Loanne
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