Yoon Bae
Yoon is an award-winning set & costume designer and academic. She has lived and worked on three different continents and is passionate about cultural exchange and the learning it brings. Yoon continues to design internationally in Europe, Asia, and America.
Scott Bolman
Scott is a lighting designer and educator working in a diverse array of performance mediums, including theater, dance, music and opera.
Scott is an avid hiker and backpacker and when not in the theater can often be found scaling his way up a mountain to enjoy the views from the top.
Luke Cantarella
Luke Cantarella works primarily as a theatrical stage designer. He has a lovely daughter named Tosca and a very talented wife, Christine Hegel, a legal and economic anthropologist who teaches at Western Connecticut State University.
Anna Driftmier
Anna Driftmier is a creative director and production designer whose work extends across the US and Europe. Anna actively collaborates with a wide range of artists to produce visually powerful, genre-breaking new and revived pieces of work.
Richard Hoover
Richard Hoover is a scenic designer, production designer, and art director for theater, television, and film. He won a Tony Award for scenic design for the Broadway production of Not About Nightingales (1999), and is known for his work on the television show Twin Peaks.
Stan Mathabane
Stan Mathabane is a sound designer // audio engineer // music producer // actor // lyricist based in NYC, by-way of Portland, OR – the coastal opposite of their birthplace, High Point, NC.
Tanya Orellana
Tanya Orellana designs performance spaces for theatre and opera. She has been a core member of the award winning ensemble Campo Santo since 2008, participating in their intimate new work process, conceptualizing and designing sets alongside the writing process.
Attilio Rigotti
Attilio Rigotti is a Chilean theater-maker, video-game designer, and teacher. Along with Orsolya Szánthó, founded GLITCH, a company that seamlessly combines digital and physical mediums to create new forms of storytelling. Their technology design has been featured in collaborations with Kaki King, Kennedy Center, and The Juilliard School, and their video design work has been a part of Broadway and off-Broadway productions such as Macbeth and White Girl in Danger. Attilio’s work as a director has been recognized by the New York Times, Vulture, and American Theatre Magazine. He was a New York Theater Workshop Artist Fellow from 2022-2023, and was twice awarded the O-1 visa for extraordinary artistic achievement.
Orsolya Szantho
Orsolya Szantho is a London-based Hungarian multidisciplinary artist, working across filmmaking, live performance, and interactive design. Her projects investigate the relationship between the organic and the digital, with a focus on crafting experiences that move and connect people. Orsolya trained and helmed projects in the UAE, the US, the UK, Cuba, India, and China, through collaborations with Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Harvard TDM, The Juilliard School, Broadway’s Best Shows, Seize the Show, Movement Research, Imagine Science Film Festival, and the Ludwig Foundation of Cuba. With Attilio Rigotti, Orsolya co-founded the arts company GLITCH, focusing on creating work that intersects interactive and digital media with physical experiences and live performance.