Projection mapping, stage coverage. Futuristic interrogation room, horizontally sliding information and data, distorted texture and quality. Extending beyond the stage and seeping towards the audience.

Stray Cat Theatre November 2019

Audience immersive show in downtown Phoenix warehouse. Fabric strips catching video of original underwater filmed footage of performer. Supporting simulated dance of drowning or being caught under the waves. Overhead custom monitor ray creating a custom ceiling aesthetic.

Video Design, Ophelia Project

Directed by Rachel Bowditch, Taliesin West 2008

Living Room Automated Performance

Dallas Nichols, 2009

Projection mapped scenic environment. Wall papers, wood textures, window exteriors of forest.

Old record album art stripped with heat and water, and then reapplied with wheat-paste on particle board.

Projection mapping with wallpaper scenic elements, recorded footage of arms and legs falling to support the ax murder. Blood splatters and spills. Back wall featured a live camera closeup on the character being attacked.

Stray Cat Theatre 2018

Photo credit - John Groseclose

Projection mapping and use of recorded footage of performer, and 3d modeling of victorian house. Internal struggles of the character during monologue, expressive and dark.

This is another version of a theatre poster I designed for the Herberger Institute of the Arts. The production involves the 1970's and critters that end up crawling through the home.

Interrogation scene projection mapping. Live camera use extending performers into close-ups. Using PTZ cameras with Raspberry Pi’s as controlling devices that were automated from triggers on a Watchout system. Audience challenged to either watch the live performers, or the live cameras…

Photo credit - John Groseclose

Photo Credit - John Groseclose

Stray Cat Theatre Behind the Scenes

Audience immersive show in downtown Phoenix warehouse. Fabric strips catching video of ancient mysterious labyrinth.

Photo Credit - John Groseclose

Photo Credit - John Groseclose

Photo Credit - John Groseclose

Photo Credit - John Groseclose

Postcard design for a dance performance

Photo Credit - John Groseclose

Acrylic and stencil work on wood, 2010

Hamletmachine video experiments, 2010

From personally created stock

Lighting Design of A Very Merry Unauthorized Children's Scientology Pageant. 

Projections of moving water, across tinsel fabric.

Projection design across tinsel fabric.

Postcard design for Space 55, 2011

I was asked to create a poster evoking a show taking place at sunset in an indoor/outdoor site specific home built in the 1920's. The poem being written around the same time was another inspiring point in creating the color choices and selecting images. There are elements in the fonts reflecting art deco, and an early Chicago feel. The color choices swish together sunset colors and the feeling of a carefree glass of strawberry champagne. The quote comes from the story; a teasing tagline that has a calligraphy flow.

Audience immersive show in downtown Phoenix warehouse. Fabric strips catching video of night sky stars slowly moving past. Overhead monitors showing distant galaxies and other star fields.

Behind the scenes lighting Stray Cat Theaters The Wolves.