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Leigh
Breslau (Set Design) is not a set designer. He is design partner
at the architecture, engineering & planning firm of Skidmore, Owings
& Merrill LLP. He has designed many performing arts venues including
Symphony Center in Chicago and the Long Center in Austin, Texas. He has
also been involved in renovations of Avery Fisher Hall in New York and
the Lyric Opera and Ravinia Festival in Chicago, and was the master planner
for Chicago's Millennium Park. Currently he is designing a new performing
arts center for Dallas, Texas and a festival park for Norfolk, Virginia.
This is his first scenic design for Court Theatre.
John Culbert
(Lighting Design) recently designed scenery for Court Theatre’s
productions of Glass Menagerie, Man of La Mancha (for which he received
a Joseph Jefferson award) and Travesties, Rigoletto for Opera Theatre
of St. Louis, Lyric Opera of Chicago’s production of Regina and
lighting for Lookingglass Theatre’s Argonautika, Goodman Theatre’s
Hughie and Chicago Children’s Theatre’s A Year with Frog and
Toad. He has also received Jeff nominations for Mirror of the Invisible
World at the Goodman Theatre and Fair Ladies at a Game of Poem Cards,
Serious Money, Candida, Electra, The Misanthrope, and The Little Foxes
at Court Theatre. Other designs include Court Theatre’s Hamlet and
Piano; Goodman Theatre’s Trojan Women and Boy Gets Girl; the Lookingglass
Theatre production of S/M and the About Face Theatre production of Eleven
Rooms of Proust. He has designed productions for the Singapore Repertory,
Opera National du Rhin, Boston Lyric Opera, Cleveland Orchestra, Bristol
Riverside Theatre, and the Colorado Opera Festival. Other projects include
the lighting design for the Chicago Park District’s Buckingham Fountain
and Living Together, an exhibit at the Field Museum. Mr. Culbert serves
as the dean of The Theatre School at DePaul University.
Andre Pluess
and Ben Sussman (Co-Composition/Sound Design) design and composition
credits include projects for Lookingglass Theatre (artistic associates),
Court Theatre (1999-02 resident artists), Victory Gardens (resident designers),
About Face Theatre (associate artists), the Goodman, Steppenwolf and many
other Chicago and regional theaters. Broadway credits: I Am My Own Wife
and Metamorphoses. Awards: Eleven Joseph Jefferson Awards and Citations,
an LA Ovation Award, a Drama Critics Circle Award, a Lortel nomination
and Barrymore Award for composition and sound design. Some current projects
include The Clean House (Lincoln Center), Sonia Flew (Steppenwolf), The
Cocktail Hour (Long Wharf), Blue Door (Berkeley Rep) and The Lost Boys
of Sudan (Minneapolis Children's Theatre). Uncle Vanya is their 14th project
with Charlie Newell.
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