Projection Designer
Matthew LaBanca’s confessional play COMMUNION makes its official Off-Broadway debut. Ripped from the headlines, COMMUNION is a one-man show about a gay Catholic school teacher who is fired when the church discovers that he married a man.
His termination causes a crisis of faith, not only for himself but for his entire community. Based on the real-life story of Broadway actor and playwright Matthew LaBanca (Young Frankenstein, White Christmas, and A Christmas Carol), COMMUNION spotlights themes of religious hypocrisy, spiritual trauma, faith and hope, reminding those who would use religion to discriminate against LGBTQ people that the most basic tenet of spiritual life is that we are called to love one another.
Directed by Kira Simring, COMMUNION’s production team includes Julianne Merrill (sound design / programming), Ryan Belock (projection design), Will Morris (scenic and lighting design), Christine O'Grady Roberts (choreography), Lexi Vollero (additional programming), Julian Kelly (associate/co-projection design), Julian Singer-Corbin (production manager), and Richard Urquiza (stage manager). It is produced by Knocking at Your Door in association with Nancy Manocherian’s the cell theatre, Spin Cycle and Alissa Orlando. www.thecelltheatre.org
Photo Credit: Carol Rosegg
A Wonderful World: The Louis Armstrong Musical is “a majestic spectacle of dazzling musical numbers” (Variety), featuring Armstrong’s timeless hits like “What a Wonderful World” and “When You’re Smiling,” performed by a large, dynamic cast.
As Louis Armstrong, Tony Award® winner “James Monroe Iglehart has every detail perfectly tuned” (The New York Times), and Time Out New York proclaims, “the king has arrived on Broadway!”
This full-scale musical features a rich tapestry of characters, including the extraordinary women who helped shape his remarkable life and career — from New Orleans to worldwide fame.
Don’t miss this “★★★★ tribute to one of the true 20th-century jazz greats” (New York Stage Review), filled with vibrant dance numbers, stunning sets, and unforgettable performances. “You will walk out saying ‘What a wonderful world!’ Go and enjoy!” (Amsterdam News).
A WONDERFUL WORLD: THE LOUIS ARMSTRONG MUSICAL - CAST
James Monroe Iglehart - Louis Armstrong
James T. Lane - Louis Armstrong Alternate
Darlesia Cearcy - Lucille Wilson
Kim Exum - Alpha Smith
Dionne Figgins - Daisy Parker
Jennie Harney-Fleming - Lil Hardin
DeWitt Fleming, Jr. - Fate Marable, Lincoln Perry
Jason Forbach - Crooner, White Gangster, Larry The Reporter
Gavin Gregory - King Joe Oliver
Jimmy Smagula - Mr. Karnofsky, Joe Glaser
Brandon Louis Armstrong - Ensemble, Band Member, Professor Davis
Wesley J. Barnes - Ensemble, Band Member
Ronnie S. Bowman Jr. - Ensemble, Band Member
Kate Louissaint - Ensemble
Jodeci Milhouse - Ensemble
Alysha Morgan - Ensemble
Khadijah Rolle - Ensemble
Tally Sessions - Ensemble, Assistant Director, Sound Engineer
Brett Sturgis - Ensemble, Band Member
Renell Taylor - Ensemble, Banjo Ben
Dori Waymer - Ensemble
A WONDERFUL WORLD: THE LOUIS ARMSTRONG MUSICAL - STANDBYS, UNDERSTUDIES, AND SWINGS
Trista Dollison - Daisy Parker, Lil Hardin, Alpha Smith, Lucille Wilson
Willie Clyde Beaton II - Swing, King Joe Oliver, Lincoln Perry
Eean S. Cochran - Swing
Matt Magnusson - Swing, Crooner & others, Joe Glaser
Meridien Terrell - Swing
Brandon Louis Armstrong - Louis Armstrong, King Joe Oliver
Jason Forbach - Joe Glaser
Kate Louissaint - Lucille Wilson
Khadijah Rolle - Lil Hardin
Tally Sessions - Crooner & others, Joe Glaser
Renell Taylor - Lincoln Perry
Dori Waymer - Daisy Parker, Alpha Smith
A WONDERFUL WORLD: THE LOUIS ARMSTRONG MUSICAL - MUSIC
Darryl Ivey - Conductor, Keyboard 1
Marco Paguia - Associate Conductor, Keyboard 2
Mark Gross - Woodwinds
Alphonso Horne - Trumpet 1
Bruce Harris - Trumpet 2
Jeffrey Miller - Trombone
Ulysses Owens Jr. - Drums
Ayodele Maakehru - Guitar/Banjo
Caylen Bryant - Bass
David Lai - Music Coordinator
Billy Jay Stein - Electronic Music Design
Hiro Iida - Electronic Music Design
Strange Cranium - Electronic Music Design
Emily Grishman Music Preparation - Music Copying
Adriana Grace - Music Copying
A WONDERFUL WORLD: THE LOUIS ARMSTRONG MUSICAL - PRODUCTION TEAM
Aurin Squire - Book
Christopher Renshaw - Co-Conceiver, Director
Andrew Delaplaine - Co-Conceiver
James Monroe Iglehart - Co-Director
Christina Sajous - Co-Director
Rickey Tripp - Choreography & Musical Staging
DeWitt Fleming, Jr. - Tap Choreography
Daryl Waters - Music Supervisor, Additional Orchestrations, Vocal & Incidental Music Arrangements
Darryl Ivey - Music Director
Adam Koch - Scenic & Video Design
Steven Royal - Scenic & Video Design
Toni-Leslie James - Costume Design
Cory Pattak - Lighting Design
Kai Harada - Sound Design
Matthew B. Armentrout - Hair & Wig Design
Kali Taylor - Makeup Design
Branford Marsalis - Orchestrations & Arrangements
Christopher Peebles - Additional Orchestrations
Zane Mark - Dance Music Arranger
ARC - Casting
Duncan Stewart - Casting
Patrick Maravilla - Casting
Frederick Krepps - Assistant Director
Aurelia Michael - Associate Choreographer
Nasha Harris Santiago - Assistant Choreographer
LaTasha Barnes - Lindy Hop Consultant
Eean S. Cochran - Co-Dance Captain
Alysha Morgan - Co-Dance Captain
Marco Paguia - Associate Music Director
Tyler Herald - Associate Scenic Designer
Travis Chinick - Associate Costume Designer
Michael Magaraci - Associate Costume Designer
Katy Atwell - Associate Lighting Designer
Kelly Martin - Assistant Lighting Designer
Jason Lee Courson - Associate Projection Designer
Ryan Belock - Associate Projection Designer
Isabella Curry - Associate Sound Designer
Owen Meadows - Associate Sound Designer
Ashley Digiovanni - Associate Hair & Wig Designer
Marcella Pagliara - Assistant Makeup Designer
Sightline Productions - Production Management
RL Campbell - Production Stage Manager
Jen Ash - Stage Manager
Alex Luong - Assistant Stage Manager
Lilian Sun - Prop Design
Lee Soroko - Fight Director
Matt Magnusson - Fight Captain
Ann James - Intimacy Coordinator
Faye M. Price - Dramaturg
Jerome Butler - Dialect Coach
Deric Rosenblatt - Vocal Coach for Louis Armstrong
Martian Entertainment - General Management, Producer
Carl D. White - General Management, Producer
Gregory Rae - General Management, Co-Producer
Jim Brady - General Management
Michael Guariglia - Assistant General Manager
Michelle Tamagawa - Company Manager
Weiyi Liang - Assistant Company Manager
The Press Room - General Press Representative
Shane Marshall Brown - Press Representative
Jim Byk - Press Representative
Nina Marie Ward - Press Representative
The Pekoe Group - Advertising & Marketing
Biz Chica Media - Digital Marketing & Audience Development
Jeremy Daniel - Production Photographer
Thomas E. Rodgers, Jr. - Producer
Renee Delaplaine Rodgers - Producer
Vanessa Williams - Co-Producer
Elizabeth Curtis - Co-Producer
The John Gore Organization - Co-Producer
Ryan Donnell Smith & Allen Cheney - Co-Producer
Remmel T. Dickinson - Co-Producer
Wei-Hwa Huang - Co-Producer
Roundabout Theatre Company - Produced in association with
Todd Haimes - President/CEO, Roundabout Theatre Company, in memoriam
Scott Ellis - Interim Artistic Director, Roundabout Theatre Company
Sydney Beers - Executive Producer, Roundabout Theatre Company
Christopher Nave - Chief Advancement Officer, Roundabout Theatre Company
Steven Showalter - Chief Administrative Officer, Roundabout Theatre Company
Irene Gandy - Consulting Producer
THE WORLD PREMIERE OF A WONDERFUL WORLD WAS PRESENTED BY MIAMI NEW DRAMA IN 2021-2022,
MICHEL HAUSMANN, ARTISTIC DIRECTOR NICHOLAS RICHBERG, MANAGING DIRECTOR
“The overall attention to detail was evident in how Iglehart’s face was substituted for Armstrong’s on projections of classic album covers.” - Keith Spara, NOLA.com
THOMAS E. RODGERS, JR., RENEE RODGERS, ANDREW DELAPLAINE, VANESSA WILLIAMS, LIZ CURTIS, and MARTIAN ENTERTAINMENT
Proudly Presents
A WONDERFUL WORLD
A New Musical
Book by AURIN SQUIRE
With Songs by LOUIS ALTER, HAROLD ARLEN, LOUIS ARMSTRONG, LILLIAN HARDIN ARMSTRONG, BOYD ATKINS, JOHN BARRY, JAMES M. BLACK, HARRY BROOKS, HENRY CREAMER, HAL DAVID, BUDDY DESYLVA, EDDIE DELANGE, GENE DE PAUL, HARRY DIAL, WALTER DONALDSON, DUKE ELLINGTON, BEN ELLISON, FRANK EYTON, MARK FISHER, DOROTHY FIELDS, CLARENCE GASKILL, HORACE GERLACH, GEORGE AND IRA GERSHWIN, GIUSEPPE GIACOSA, JOE GOODWIN, PORTER GRAINGER, JOHN W. GREEN, ALEXANDER HILL, EDWARD HEYMAN, LUIGI ILLICA, AL JOLSON, GUS KAHN, ED KIRKEBY, TED KOEHLER, BILLY KYLE, TURNER LAYTON, JIMMY MCHUGH, IRVING HAROLD MILLS, CLARENCE MUSE, JOSEPH OLIVER, JACK PALMER, COLE PORTER, GIACOMO PUCCINI, KATHARINE E. PURVIS, Z. T. RANDOLPH, DON RAYE, ANDY RAZAF, LEON RENÉ, OTIS RENÉ, VINCENT ROSE, LARRY SHAY, ROBERT SOUR, SAM THEARD, ROBERT THIELE, PERCY VENABLE, THOMAS WALLER, CLARENCE WILLIAMS, SPENCER WILLIAMS, GEORGE WEISS
Arrangements & Orchestrations by MICHAEL O. MITCHELL & ANNASTASIA VICTORY
Choreography and Musical Staging by RICKEY TRIPP
Directed By CHRISTOPHER RENSHAW
The world premiere of A WONDERFUL WORLD was presented by Miami New Drama in 2021-2022, Michel Hausmann, Artistic Director, Nicholas Richberg, Managing Director
Conceived by CHRISTOPHER RENSHAW AND ANDREW DELAPLAINE
Original Compositions by ANNASTASIA VICTORY AND MICHAEL O. MITCHELL
Starring JAMES MONROE IGLEHART as “Louis Armstrong”
Featuring TA’REA CAMPBELL, JENNIE HARNEY!FLEMING, BRENNYN LARK, and KHALIFA WHITE
with LINDSEY COREY, DEWITT FLEMING, JR., MATTHEW GREENWOOD, GAVIN GREGORY, MATT WOLPE
and RONNIE S. BOWMAN, JR., EEAN COCHRAN, JAMAL CHRISTOPHER DOUGLAS, ALEXANDRA FROHLINGER, AFRA HINES, ALAN KELLY, ASHLEY MCMANUS, AURELIA MICHAEL, ALYSHA MORGAN, JARRAN MUSE, AARON MICHAEL RAY, KHADIJAH ROLLE, DAVE SCHOONOVER, BRETT STURGIS, RENELL TAYLOR, DORI WAYMER
Scenic & Projection Design by ADAM KOCH & STEVEN ROYAL
Associate Scenic Design by TYLER HERALD
Associate Projection Design by RYAN BELOCK
Wig & Hair Design by COOKIE JORDAN
Production Stage Manager RL CAMPBELL
Tour Marketing ALLIED GLOBAL MARKETING
Fight Choreographer LEE SOROKO
Tour Booking Agency THE BOOKING GROUP MEREDITH BLAIR, KARA GEBHART
Costume Design by TONI-LESLIE JAMES
Prop Design by LILIAN SUN
Company Manager KIMBERLY SHAW
National Press THE PRESS ROOM
Dialect Coach NATHAN CROCKER
Lighting Design by CORY PATTAK
Specialty Tap Choreography by DEWITT FLEMING, JR.
Production Manager BRIAN LYNCH
Digital Marketing BIZ CHICA MEDIA
Associate Director CHRISTINA SAJOUS
Sound Design KAI HARADA
Casting by ARC, DUNCAN STEWART, CSA, PATRICK MARAVILLA
Associate General Manager JIM BRADY
Consulting Producer IRENE GANDY
Associate Choreographer AURELIA MICHAEL
General Manager & Executive Producer MARTIAN ENTERTAINMENT
Music Coordinator DAVID LAI
Music Supervision by MICHAEL O. MITCHELL
Music Direction by ANNASTASIA VICTORY
Arrangements & Orchestrations by MICHAEL O. MITCHELL & ANNASTASIA VICTORY
Choreography and Musical Staging by RICKEY TRIPP
Directed By CHRISTOPHER RENSHAW
Projection Designer, Programmer
Opera ND presents a radically reimagined version of Monteverdi's The Coronation of Poppea, set amidst the sensationalist backdrop of reality TV and tabloid journalism.
Software, Hardware, equipment:
Isadora
Glypheo
Projector
2 Large format monitors
2 stationary handicaps with tripods operated by video crew
1 mobile phone on selfie stick, operated by performers
1 Mac Pro running Isadora with programmed opera scenes and Glypheo, run by one student associate
Isadora powered the show playback for real-time camera capture and video manipulation to create the illusion of a television studio. I trained undergraduate and graduate students with camera equipment and computer software to control the technological elements through the opera. Glypheo, a subtitle app, was also simultaneously programmed and displayed utilizing Isadora’s syphon function, allowing both live video and captions to be present at the same time. Two large format video monitors and one large projector screen served as outputs for the “live” television transmission and the television studio “control room.”
THE [REAL] CORONATION OF POPPEA
Department of Music, University of Notre Dame
Music: Claudio Monteverdi
Libretto: Giovanni Francesco
English Translation: Alan Curtis
Stage Director: Matt Hawkins
Music Director: Dror Baitel
Projection/Video Design: Ryan Belock
Production Team
Production Manager: Debra Gasper
Assistant Production Manager: Paige Dooley
Creative Producer: Kiera Duffy
Technology & Production Coordinator: Daniel Stein
Marketing & PR Coordinator: Noelle Elliott
Lighting Designer: Derrick Null
Stage Manager: Ethan Babler
Costume Designer: Claire Prins
Props Designer: Leah Jordan
Associate Media Producer: Liz Maroshick
Media Production Assistants: Kayla Stone, Christine Hilario
Camera Operator: Neil Crum
Musical Coaches: Stephen Lancaster, Mona Coalter
Cast
Poppea: Erin Taylor
Nero: Maxwell Trochlil
Otho: Scottie Rogers
Octavia: Loren Masánqué
Seneca: Jeffrey Dean
Drusilla: Blessing Agu
Love, Ensemble: Brigid O’Driscoll
Lucan, Ensemble: Samuel Ary
Virtue, Ensemble: Joy Yelenosky
Fortune, Ensemble: Georgia Sigler
Arnalta, Ensemble: Camila Holden
Nurse, Ensemble: Raphael Fernandez
Security, Ensemble: Christopher Staszak
Orchestra
Harpsichord: Dror Baitel
Violin I: Sara Hill
Violin II: Maya Kvaratskhelia
Viola da Gamba: Phillip W. Serna Organ: Ellis Anderson
Theorbo: Christopher Wilke
Music by Michael Gore
Lyrics by Dean Pitchford
Book by Lawrence D. Cohen
Directed and Choreographed by Victoria Rae Sook
Music Direction by Brent Frederick
March 9, 10, 22, 23, 24, 25
E.E. Baker Theater, Kantner Hall
Adapted from Stephen King’s 1974 novel Carrie, the musical focuses on an awkward teenage girl with telekinetic powers whose lonely life is dominated by an oppressive religious fanatic mother. When she is humiliated by her classmates at the high school prom, she unleashes chaos on everyone and everything in her path.
Featuring Lauren Janoschka as Carrie White and Jessie MacBeth as Margaret White
Costume Design by Mariya Radeva-Nedyalkova
Scenic Design by Alexandra Pio
Lighting Design by Alejandro Ridolfi
Sound Design by Simon Marland
Projection Design by Ryan Belock
Technical Direction by Nicole Hankins
Stage Management by Miranda Korieth
Deck Management by Fior Tat
Costume Draping by Molly Walsh
Scenic Art by Jacob Brown
Assistant Music Direction by Devin Sudman
Guitar 1, Andrew Krag
Guitar 2, Erik Anderson
Properties by Grace Easterday
Set Dressing by Bear Alvarez
Photos by Roberto DiDonato
Projection Designer: Peter Nigrini
Associate Projection Designer: Robert Figueira
Assistant Projection Designer: Zoey Crow
Lead Animator: C. Andrew Bauer
Animators:
Ryan Belock
David Bengali
Kate Ducey
Lacey Erb
Johnny Moreno
Lisa Renkel
Dan Vatsky
Projection Programmer: Ido Levran
Production Video: Asher Robinson
Deck Video/LX: Adam Bishop
Photo Credit: Billy Bustamante, Matthew Murphy and Evan Zimmerman (2023)
From DAVID BYRNE (Academy Award®, Grammy® Award, and Tony Award® winner) and FATBOY SLIM (Grammy Award winner), HERE LIES LOVE IS “A TRULY FABULOUS PIECE OF VISUAL THEATER WITH A SOUNDSCAPE MORE BEAUTIFUL, MORE EXCITING AND MORE SURPRISING THAN ANY SCORE ON BROADWAY.” (Chicago Tribune)
This revolutionary new musical about former Filipina First Lady Imelda Marcos’ astonishing rise to power and subsequent fall at the hands of the Philippine People Power Revolution, has been hailed as “A POLITICAL CHILLER THAT’S ALSO A RED-HOT ADRENALINE RUSH” (Ben Brantley) “THAT MAKES YOU BELIEVE YOU COULD DANCE ALL NIGHT.” (The Washington Post)
Developed and directed by ALEX TIMBERS (Tony Award winner) and choreographed by ANNIE-B PARSON (Olivier Award nominee), Here Lies Love is a “ROOF-RAISING, DISCO-INFUSED EXTRAVAGANZA THAT TURNS THE THEATRE INTO A DANCE FLOOR WITH THRILLING RESULTS.” (The Guardian)
Following sold-out, critically acclaimed runs at The Public Theater, London’s National Theatre, and Seattle Rep, “HERE LIES LOVE IS THE MOST ENTERTAINING NEW SHOW ON BROADWAY RIGHT NOW” (ABC7). Ticket buyers can experience this “UNDENIABLY ENJOYABLE SHOW” (New York Post) in two ways: seated or standing immersed within the action.
POWERLINE ROAD
Book, Music, & Lyrics by MICHAEL FINKE
Directed by Michael Bello
Musical direction by Jonathon Lynch
Choreography by Kaitlyn Frank
Featuring: Maggie Bera, Alex DeLeo, Cedrick Ekra, Elisa Galindez, Megan Koumis, Caroline Lellouche, Blake Price, and Jonny Rouse
Scenic design by Ezekiel Clare
Costume design by Antonio Consuegra
Lighting design by Paige Seber
Sound design by Josh Liebert
Projection design by Ryan Belock
Orchestrations by Alexander Sage Oyen
Fight direction and intimacy coordination by Rick Sordelet
Casting by Erik Schark
Powerline Road is a neo-noir musical thriller that follows four Floridians over the course of 24 hours. The style is a hybrid of contemporary musical theatre and a synthwave pop/rock score. Theatre Now New York is a non-profit company dedicated to new musicals with a history of developing shows that move on to other regional and commercial productions.
Photo Credit: Chris Ruetten (c) Theatre Now New York
The Passion Live Performance + Tour
Projection Designer
In support of their latest album, The Passion, The University of Notre Dame Folk Choir is embarking on an East Coast tour. This fully staged production, directed by the University of Notre Dame’s Director of Musical Theater and Professor of FTT, Matt Hawkins, features lighting design from Sarah Prince, DPAC and projection designs by Notre Dame alumnus, Ryan Belock ‘12, and musical direction and compositions from Dr. J.J. Wright, ‘14, ‘17. An all-student cast delivers a two act musical dramatic ritualization of the events of Holy Thursday and Good Friday through song and spoken word.
Emerging from a collaborative process between students in the Folk Choir and professional artists, The Passion combines Scripture with original poetry, which is all set to newly composed music. As the disciples gather in the Upper Room to retell their story of Christ’s passion, they are joined by Memory, who guides them towards answering one character’s question, “Can grace abound in grounds turned fallow?” The answer, rendered beautifully by the students of the Folk Choir, is a resounding “Yes.”
Since its founding forty years ago, the Notre Dame Folk Choir has been committed to creating new music for liturgical worship and finding common ground between sacred and secular music. The 50-person ensemble serves the Notre Dame community, including the Basilica of the Sacred Heart, as one of its principal liturgical choirs and has toured across four continents and released eight studio albums. Led by Grammy® Award winner Dr. J.J. Wright and joined by guitarist Franky Rousseau and bassist Ike Sturm, The Passion was produced by Joe Henry and recorded at the Jerusalem Music Center after a week-long pilgrimage to the Holy Land in May, 2022.
Additional lyric editing by: Ted Nagy
Lyric Video + Projection production research and storyboard team: Emmalyn Barry, Ava Decroix, Maria Everett, Hannah Tonsor, Cassie Van Etten, Gabriel King, Marie Latham, Logan Schott, Anna Staud, Kevin Cardenas, Ted Nagy
Photos by Ryan Belock, Leah Ingle, Matt Cashore
“remarkably elaborate projection design”
-Bert Osborne, AJC
WEST SIDE STORY
Produced by City Springs Theatre Company, Sandy Springs, GA
Music by Leonard Bernstein
Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
Conceived by Jerome Robbins
Book by Arthur Laurents
Dir. Daniel Kutner
Assoc. Dir. Anna Dorodnykh
Choreo. Cindy Mora Reiser
Asst. Choreo. Jeffery Duffy
Music Dir. Miles Plant
Feat. Ben Jacoby, Waldemar Quiñones-Villanueva, Chani Maisonet, Orianna Hilliard, Emma Heistand, Steve Hudson, Bart Hansard, Ethan Zeph, Danny Iktomi Bevins, JD Myers, Bob Adams, Annalese Starzec, Craig Donnelly, Eric Michael Escoe, Lukas DeLancey, Nick Walker Jones, Sammy Fossum, Monica Garcia Bradley, Estef Martín, Teresa Jade, Ruby Calamia, Mallory Nolting, Jeleesa Levy, Lauryn Adams, Eugene Bois, Jordan Garcia, Willis Hao, Zion Newton, Deanna Sloan, Emily Hart Herbert, Nicole Lewandowski, and Ryley Perry
Scenic Desn. Robert Andrew Kovach
Costume Desn. Jeffrey Meek
Sound Desn. Mike Tracey
Lighting Desn. Dalton Hamilton
Asst. Sound Desn. Tamir Eplan-Frankel
Wig Desn. Scott Daniel
Projection Desn. Ryan Belock
Costume Coord. Paula Ninestein
Assoc. Lighting Desn. Abby May
Asst. Lighting Desn. Avery Reagan
Lighting Prog. Will Elphingstone
Prod. Electrician Matthew Peddie
Prod. Mgr. Mike Wood
Prod. Stage Mgr. Daniel LeMien
Company Mgr. Jalise Wilson
Asst. Stage Mgrs. Shay Holihan, Marshall Lee Smith Junior
Prod. Asst. Julia Ann Willingham
Prod. Coord. Gina Cirillo
Photos by Ben Rose, Mason Wood, and Dalton Hamilton
"A fanciful and engaging multimedia meditation on art and the marriage of true minds." - The Washington Post
"There’s one startling moment...that was so tender and beautiful it actually made me gasp." - Washington City Paper
"a rare find that combines different mediums to create something entirely new." - Show Business Weekly
PAIR
By No.11 Productions
Directed by Ryan Emmons
Original Music & Sound Design: Enrico de Trizio
Songs: Danny Tieger
Production Stage Manager: Alayna McCabe
Associate Director: Victoria Rae Sook
Visual Art/Props: Jen Neads
Set Designer: Seth Byrum
Associate Set Designer: Morgan White
Lighting Designer: Mextley Couzin
Projection Designer: Ryan Belock
Costume Designers: Julie Congress & Kathy Cote
Line Producer: Zachary Fithian
Directing Observer/PA: Sydney Scott
Social Media Manager: Haylee van Dalen
Cast: Emily Bautista, Julie Congress, Steven Conroy & Aubrey Lace Taylor
Inspired by the lives of world-famous artists Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen, Pair is a playful meditation on the nature of art and partnership. Claes and Coosje were renowned for their larger-than-life pop art sculptures that inflated everyday objects to extraordinary proportions. As the artists explore their creative process, something fantastical is happening as a pear (yes, the fruit) embarks on a worldwide quest for self-discovery. What emerges is a funny and intimate play about collaboration, imagination, and love.
Pair explores the duality of Claes and Coosje's 30 year artistic and romantic collaboration and their artistic vision. They carry on a spirited debate about color, composition, scale, and the messy, exploratory way that art is made in this refreshingly whimsical love story.
Photos by Carol Rosegg
Broadway Bares: Pleasure Park
Projection Designer
Prince Charming Carousel
Flirtatious moves, aerial dancers and flag-twirling choreography hit the stage as Colin Cunliffe and Hector Maisonet discovered the Prince Charming Carousel. Dancers popped and locked in the adrenaline-pumped number and stripped Cunliffe and Maisonet down to metallic chest harnesses in a ride choreographed by Chloe Davis with aerial choreography by Armando Farfan Jr. and his Living Art of Armando.
Neon lights and thrilling heights filled the night as nearly 200 of NYC’s sexiest dancers and special Broadway guests delighted two standing-room-only audiences at Broadway Bares: Pleasure Park on Sunday, June 18, 2023, at New York City’s Hammerstein Ballroom.
This year’s Broadway Bares was a rousing twist on theme parks and raised an astounding $1,887,014. Broadway Bares is produced by and benefits Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.
Ukrainian Independence Concert: Alfie Boe & David Archuleta featuring One Voice Children’s Choir
PROJECTION DESIGNER
Delta Hall at the Eccles Theater | Salt Lake City, Utah
The AMAR Foundation, and US Friends of AMAR, presents a benefit concert performance with Alfie Boe, David Archuleta, One Voice Children’s Choir, Dzherelo: Ukrainian Refugee Choir, and special performance by Hailey Hyde. This is a fundraising effort for Ukrainian refugees local to Utah, and also abroad, in Romania.
AMAR Foundation has over 30 years of history since its formation in 1991, helping vulnerable families in regions of conflict rebuild their lives with access to emergency aid, healthcare, and educational services.
* Award-winning humanitarian leader on the global stage
* Current projects in Romania for Ukrainian refugee children
* Refugee programs throughout the Middle East with local NGOs
* Led by Chairwoman Baroness Nicholson of Winterbourne of UK Parliament.
* Supported by Patron His Majesty Charles the Third.
Alfie Boe
David Archuleta
One Voice Children’s Choir
Dzherelo Choir
Hailey Hyde
Production Team
Creative Director & Producer: Carissa Klitgaard, GAARD Creative; Partner, JCB Productions
Producer: Jill Dempsey, US Friends of AMAR
Producer: Stan Parrish, President, US Friends of AMAR
Producer: Kent Bowman, Treasurer, US Friends of AMAR
Producer: Jill Coil, Partner, JCB Productions
Producer: Maryna Storrs, Ukrainian Center Utah
Producer: Maddison Klitgaard, GAARD Creative
Projection Designer: Ryan Belock
Scenic Designer: Thomas George
Lighting Designer: William Peterson
Presented by the Gulf Coast Symphony Orchestra
Max Quinlan, DIRECTOR
Andrew Kurtz, CONDUCTOR
Brian Jannsen, SOUND DESIGNER
Dalton Hamilton, LIGHTING DESIGNER
Ryan Belock, PROJECTION DESIGNER
Roberta Malcolm, COSTUME DESIGN
Diana Waldier, WARDROBE COORDINATOR
Christian Londos, TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
West Side Story
Music by Leonard Bernstein
Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
Conceived by Jerome Robbins
Book by Arthur Laurents
Presented by South Bend Civic Theatre in collaboration with South Bend Symphony Orchestra
SB Civic Theatre Executive Dir…Aaron Nichols
SB Symphony Orchestra Executive Dir…Justus Zimmerman
Dir…Leah Isabel Tirado
Conductor/Music Dir…Alastair Willis
Asst. Music Dir…Juan-Carlos Alarcon
Choreo…Jon Martinez
Feat…Alexandra Imbrosci-Viera, Nicholas Belton, Rosie Garcia, Bruno Streak-Rodrigues, Nathan Mittleman, Osmar Martinez, Carlitos Centallas, Xavier Barham, Jennifer Ledesma, Camila Holden, Sol Delgado, Kyrrah White, Thomas McMahon, Michael Litteral, Tomy O’Brien, Brayden Lynam, Julia Nuremberg, Libby Klesmith, Jordan Beyeler, Katie, Lebron, Cara Torchia, Kevin Egelsky, Patrick Farran, Cecil Eastman, Sycamore Link
Scenic Desn…Derrick Null
Costume Desn…Melissa Bialko
Scenic Art…Jeffrey Barrick
Lighting Desn...Kevin Dreyer
Projection Desn…Ryan Belock
Props Supervisor…Alicia Walker
Construction Mgr…William Loring
Rehearsal Accomp…Rebecca A. Wilson
Prod. Stage Mgr…Jeremy Phillips
Asst. Stage Mgr…Marcella Sanfilippo
Dance Capts…Jordan Beyeler, Katie Lebron
EventSys Tech Support…Martin Leachman, Angela Leachman, Brandon Waggy
Photos by: Evan Cobb
The Broadway Bares 2022 audience was welcomed to Club Aphrodisiac in a Greek mythology-themed number inspired by Broadway Bares: Myth Behavior. Lead goddess Marie Rose Baramo was as captivating as the Sirens from The Odyssey, with her loyal subjects fawningly undressing her. Set to the smooth and steamy beats of a slow jam, she and lead god Justin Prescott tempted and teased the audience with ethereal moves choreographed by Chloe Davis.
Performed by Marie Baramo with Nycole Altchiller, Parker Byun, Amy Cheng, Jessie Lawyer, Cedric Greene, Laina LaPrell, Taylor Litz, Andre Malcolm, Justin Prescott
Choreographer: Chloe Davis
Assistant Choreographer: Joshua Keith
Costume Designer: Darcy Kane
Hair Designers: Megan Burke, Ian Joseph
Crowns by Sapphire Jones
Key Makeup Artist: Chris Milone
Projection Designer: Ryan Belock
Music Editor: Ariana Groover
Broadway Bares: XXX
Produced by and benefiting Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS
Executive Producers: Jerry Mitchell and Nick Kenkel
Director: Laya Barak
Associate Director: Jonathan Lee
Lighting Designer: Joel Shier
Scenic Designer: David Arsenault
Sound Designer: Nick Borisjuk
Costume Coordination: Jeffrey Wallach
Projection Design Coordination: Caite Hevner
Hair Designer: Ian Joseph
Associate Hair Designer: Megan Burke
Makeup Design and Coordination: Ryan Jackson, Sandy Joseph, Cesar Silva
Production Stage Managers: Jereme Kyle Lewis, Johnny Milani
Photos by Billy Bustamante and Ryan Belock
Broadway Bares was created in 1992 by Jerry Mitchell during his time as a Broadway dancer. Looking for a way to raise awareness and money for those living with HIV/AIDS, Mitchell and six of his friends danced atop a New York City bar and raised $8,000 in Broadway Bares‘ first iteration.
The standing-room-only 30th anniversary edition filled Hammerstein Ballroom with an abundance of “community, unity and nudity” and raised $1.9 million, bringing its lifetime total to more than $21 million for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.
THE JURY, a life-affirming new musical by Jonathan Bauerfeld and Casey Kendall
Death is only the beginning. After a short lifetime of battling opiate addiction and burning bridges, Tess Butler is dead. Now, it is up to seven people from her life to come together and decide whether or not she’s worth saving. Tess can only bear witness as they reconstruct her life, uncovering secrets, confronting hard truths, and slowly reaching a consensus. Life, or death. Rest, or redemption.
Featuring performances by Noah Benjamin, Stacie Bono, Kelly Grago, Chloe Howard Emilie Modaff, Dino Nicandros, McLean Peterson, J Nycole Ralph, Kyle Sherman, and Sebastián Treviño.
Directed by Lucky Stiff
Music direction by Jason Weisinger
Choreography by Ambika Raina
Scenic design by Meg McGuigan
Costume design by Amanda Gladu
Lighting design by Emily Schmit
Projection design by Ryan Belock
Sound design by Ernest Bird (Ernie Bird)
Avery Bufkin, assistant to lighting and scenic design
Casting by Erik Schark.
Technical direction by Savanah Sanchez
Hollyanna Mathews, Production Stage Manager
Rebecca Wilson and Miciah Wallace, Assistant Stage Managers
THE JURY is produced by Theatre Now New York where Thomas Morrissey serves as Artistic Director and Colleen Harris as Managing Director, with audience development and marketing support from Bianca Jean-Charles and front of house operations by Ian Patrick Costello. Administrative support by Sebastián Treviño. Photo Credit: Micah Linzy-Young (c) Theatre Now New York, Inc.
Photo Credit: Micah Linzy-Young
Projection Designer
Villagers Theatre
"All the world's a stage and all the men and women merely players" - Especially if life is just one big video game. As Pippin tries to find meaning in his life, he'll journey through the different 'levels' of life as if he has been sucked into a virtual world where paths can be determined, manipulated, or even betrayed. As Pippin plays each level and comes up empty, perhaps there is only one option left, the grand finale or the final level. This production explores the meaning of life, our human journey, and our destined paths through the lens of an 80's retro video game and toys with the question, "is life a simulation?"
Producer: Donna Kimberlin
Director/Lighting Designer: Corey Rubel
Asst Director: Christian Confalone
Music Director: Jake Sinsky
Choreography: Joseph Tudor
Projection Design: Ryan Belock
Projection designer Ryan Belock ’12 with support of the staff of Notre Dame Studios, incorporated multimedia elements on Notre Dame Stadium’s 95-foot wide video board — including prerecorded fictional newscasts and social media threads — that supported Director Matt Hawkins’ original vision of a 21st-century setting for Jesus Christ Superstar.
Presented by Notre Dame Film, Television, and Theatre
Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber Lyrics by Tim Rice
Notre Dame Stadium
Directed by Matt Hawkins
Music Directed by Dan Stowe
Featuring the Notre Dame Symphony Orchestra and the Notre Dame Folk Choir
Projection Design by Ryan Belock
Program Friday, April 9, 2021 8:00 pm
Broadway Bares: Take Off! - Finale
Produced by and benefitting Broadway Cares / Equity Fights Aids
Hammerstein Ballroom
Executive Producers: Jerry Mitchell and Nick Kenkel
Director: Laya Barak
Choreographer: Sidney Erik Wright
Associate Choreographer: Melanie Jeanne Comeau
Costume Designer: Nicholas Christoph Leahy
Associate Costume Designer: Brian B. Johnson
Hair Designer: Kenneth Griffin
Key Makeup Artist: Tiffany Chang
Music Producer: Steven Shewbrooks
Alternate Lyrics: Kyle Ewalt
Lighting Designer: Joel Schier
Scenic Designer: C.J. Howard
Sound Designer: Nick Borisjuk
Projection Designer: Ryan Belock
Projection Coordinator: Jason Lee Courson
Photograph of Alex Newell and Ryann Redmond by Evan Zimmerman
A spectacular romp around the world with 192 of NYC’s sexiest dancers and two wild and worldly standing-room-only audiences led to a sensational evening of record-breaking modern-day burlesque at Broadway Bares: Take Off.
The finale ushered in World Pride in NYC, choreographed by Sidney Erik Wright. Alex Newell (Once on This Island) and Ryann Redmond (Frozen) brought the house down with a show-stopping vocal performance of David Guetta’s “When Love Takes Over.”
Produced by and benefiting Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, Broadway Bares: Take Off raised $2,006,192 at two performances on Sunday, June 16, 2019, at New York City’s Hammerstein Ballroom.
Co-creator, Projection Designer, Actor, Percussionist
As a research-driven, devised production, RE/CONNECT utilizes several disciplines to explore the nexus of technology, art, and what it means to be human. You have already encountered a monumental tablet that swipes through layers of live music, movement, costume technology, and projected media that explore the current fascination with online communication.
RE/CONNECT asks, 'Where do we find intimacy in an increasingly connected world?'"
Stage Manager: Kristian Wolf Piña
Production Manager & Costume Designer: Kristen Weller
Producing Artistic Director & Projection Designer: Ryan Belock
Assistant Projection Designer: Kaiwen Fa
Movement Specialist: Andrea Beckham
Choreography: Hallie Ward
Composer: Ammon Taylor
Associate Composer: Jenna Wright
Lighting Designer & Projection Design Engineer: Matt Smith
Playwrights: Lydia Blaisdell, Joanna Garner, Kristi Rice, Eva Suter
Dramaturg: Chase Gladden
Embedded Systems Engineer: Rachel Lewis
Electronic Integration Specialist: Aaron Heidgerken-Greene
Hardware Engineer: Victoria Bill
Technical Director: Madison Russ
Performers: Sean Tecson, Ryan Belock, Amber Rose Wall, Mae-Rose Hill, Tyler Michael Cullen, D'Lonte K. Lawson, Kathryn Victory, Lizette Chapa, Hallie Ward
Musicians: Ammon Taylor (Piano), Jenna Wright (Percussion), Ilia De la Rosa (Cello), Ryan Belock (Percussion)
“The beautiful three-screen projection display is a particular triumph of the production. It is especially prevalent in the stirring ending, broadcasting footage of Notre Dame's progress and prominence as a global force for good. The finale is moving, as intended.”
-Patrick McGuire, The Observer
“The multimedia elements invigorate the experience, and the ending is downright moving — it will make most people feel good about being associated with the place and its history. It’s a quality production; a gem of Notre Dame storytelling.”
-Kerry Temple, Notre Dame Magazine
SORIN: A Notre Dame Story
Written by Christina Telesca Gorman
Directed by Patrick Vassel
Sorin: Matthew Goodrich, Anthony Lawton
Projection Design by Ryan Belock
Photos by Matt Cashore
Peter Nigrini, Projection Designer
Dan Scully, David Bengali, Associate Projection Designers
Ben Keightley, Video/Projection Programmer
Asher Robinson, Projection Engineer
C. Andrew Bauer, Editor
Assistant Editors (Broadway, UK, US Tour): Daniel Vatsky, Kate Ducey, Ryan Belock
Photo: Matthew Murphy for Billboard
Artistic Direction, Teaser Logo and “Current Events” Projection Design, and Promotional Graphic Design by Ryan Belock
Engineering and programming by Jared LeClaire and Matt Smith
Additional Projection Design by Patrick Lord and Stephanie Busing
Advised by Sven Ortel.
Video courtesy of Matt Smith.
Written by Sean Christopher Lewis
Directed by Frances Hill and Peter Napolitano
Performed by Dan Hodge
Music composed and performed by Abou Lion Diarra
Frank J. Oliva, Set Designer
John Salutz, Lighting Designer
Ryan Belock, Projection Designer
Kim T. Sharp, Technical Director
Jeana Hillary Caporelli, Production Stage Manager
Jenna Lowry, Assistant Stage Manager
Urban Stages, NYC
Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
Book by James Lapine
Directed by David Radamés Toro
Conducted by Kelly Kuo
Set Design by Ian Loveall
Lighting Design by Po-Yang Sang
Projection Design by Ryan Belock
Assitant Projection Design: Lacey Erb, Robert Di Donato
Costume Design by Kelly Ruiz
Hair and Make up Design by Allison Lowery
Presented by the Butler Opera Center, March 2015
Music by Israel ("Izzy") Kamakawiwo'ole
Choreography by Holly Williams
Lighting Design by Andrew Carson
Costume Design by Andie Day
Projection Design by Ryan Belock
Part of Fall For Dance at the B. Iden Payne Theater, Austin, TX
Music by Burton Lane
Book and Lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner
Adapted and Directed by Charlotte Moore
Music Director: John Bell
Choreographer: Barry McNabb
Set Design by: James Morgan
Costume Design by: Whitney Locher
Lighting Design by: Mary Jo Dondlinger
Sound by: M Florian Staab
Projection Design by: Ryan Belock
Conductor: Gary Adler
Orchestrations by: Josh Clayton
Casting Director: Deborah Brown
CAST:
Flora / Ensemble: Florrie Bagel
Hubert Insdale/ Ensemble: William Bellamy
Dr. Mark Bruckner: Ben Davis
Mrs. Hatch / Ensemble: Rachel Coloff
Solicitor / Ensemble: Peyton Crim
Edward Moncrief: John Cudia
Daisy Gamble / Melinda Welles: Melissa Errico
Janie / Ensemble: Caitlin Gallogly
Warren/ Ensemble: Matt Gibson
Murial / Ensemble: Daisy Hobbs
Conrad / Ensemble: Craig Waletzko and Dewey Caddell
Irish Repertory Theatre, NYC
Written by Ben Holbrook
Directed by Caitlin Wells
Sound and Lighting Design by Jamie Sims
Projection Design by Ryan Belock
Produced by Fundamental Theater Project
Executive Produced by Sam Underwood and Virginia Podesta
Max Quinlan, Stage Director and Choreographer
Caskey Hunsader, Production Stage Manager
Andrew Kurtz, Conductor
Samantha Wood, Assitant Stage Manager
Laura Frieson, Assistant Music Director
Adam Lobelson, Lighting Designer
Richard Jones, Sound Designer
Roberta Malcolm, Costume Designer/Supervisor
Ryan Belock, Projection Designer
Gulf Coast Symphony
National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene
Written by Ben Gonshor
Directed by Kenneth Ferrone
Lisa Zinni - Costume Designer
Zachary Heffner - Lighting Designer
Daniel Imaña - Sound Designer
Stephanie Gonzalez - Props Master
Ryan Belock - Projection Designer
Jamibeth Margolis, CSA - Casting Director/General Manager
Sean Francis Patrick - AEA Production Stage Manager
Tori Pierce - Assistant Stage Manager
A Search for Truth in 10 Acts
Written by Robert Schenkkan
Directed by Scott Ellis
Caite Hevner, Projection Designer
Ryan Belock, Assistant Projection Designer
NY Times Review: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/25/arts/television/mueller-report-live-reading.html
Video & Projection Design, Content Creation by Andrew Lazarow
Concept by Peter Noone
Book by Rick Ellice
Directed by Jerry Mitchell
Set Design by David Rockwell
Costume Design by Gregg Barnes
Lighting Design by Kenneth Posner
Sound Design by Andrew Keister
Projection Programming by Matt Houstle
Associate Projection Design by Lisa Renkel and Ryan Belock
Paper Mill Playhouse
Projection Design by Ryan Belock
Directed by Jonathan Gellert
Chappaqua, NY
Richard Buckley, Artistic Director and Conductor
Leon Major , Director
Richard Isackes, Set Designer
Michelle Habeck, Lighting Designer
Projection Design by Wendall Harrington
Projection Engineering and Programming by Jared LeClaire
Assistant Projection Design by Ryan Belock and Matt Smith
Austin Opera
Liz Kimball, Stage Director and Choreogrpher
Molly Goodwin, Production Stage Manager
Andrew Kurtz, Conductor
Elyn Collier, Assistant Director
Emily Snouffer, Associate Choreographer
Roz Metcalf, Assistant Music Director
Adam Lobelson, Lighting Designer
Roberta Malcolm, Costume Designer/Supervisor
Ryan Belock, Projection Designer
Gulf Coast Symphony & Broadway Palm Dinner Theater
Associate Projection Designer
World premiere John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
EARTHRISE (by Lauren Gunderson/ Music by Brian Lowdermilk/ Lyrics by Kait Kerrigan) at The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
Director: Dawn Monique Williams
Choreography: Tiffany Quinn
Music Direction: Bill Yanesh
Scenic Designer: Andrew Cohen
Lighting Designer: Alberto Segarra
Costume Designer: Jeannette Christensen
Sound Designer: Christopher Baine
Projection Designer: Patrick Lord
Associate Projection Designer: Ryan Belock
Assistant Projection Designer: Hailey LaRoe
Props Designer: Vanessa Spring-Frank
Stage Manager: Rachel Hamilton
IATSE Local 22
Photos by Andrew Cohen and Ryan Belock
Projection Design by Ryan Belock
Horace-Greeley Repertory Theater
Chappaqua, NY
Written by Zhu Yi
Directed by John Giampietro
CAST: Alan Ariano, Pun Bandhu, Helen Coxe, Lydia Gaston, Wei Yi Lin, and Seth Moore.
Rebecca Kane, Stage Manager
Jeana Caporelli, Assistant Stage Manager
Frank Oliva, Set Designer
John Salutz, Lighting and Sound Designer
Audrey Nauman, Costume Designer
Ryan Belock, Projection Designer
Kim Sharp, Technical Director
Urban Stages, NYC
Projection Designer, Actor
Written by Eva Suter
Projection Design by Ryan Belock
The York Theatre Company, NYC
Book by Joseph Stein
Music by Charles Strouse
Lyrics by Stephen Schwartz
Revised Book by David Thompson
Directed by Rob Ruggiero
Scenic Design by Michael Schweikardt
Costume Design by Linda Cho
Lighting Design by John Lasiter
Projection Design by Luke Cantarella
Sound Design by Jay Hilton
Wig & Hair Design by Mark Adam Rampmeyer
Orchestrations by Dan DeLange
Vocal Arrangements by David Loud
Music Direction by Michael O'Flaherty
Choreographed by Parker Esse
Assistant Projection Design by Ryan Belock
Goodspeed Musicals, East Haddam, CT
Projection Design by Ryan Belock
Stamford, CT
Scenic and lighting design by Marcus Doshi
Costume design by Meg Neville
Sound Design and vocal direction by Broken Chord,
Music Composition by Universes and Broken Chord
Hair and Wig Design by Cookie Jordan
Projection Design by Sven Ortel
Associate Projection Design by Lianne Arnold
Assistant Projection Design by Ryan Belock
The Public Theater, NYC
Scenic Design by Jason Sherwood
Costume Design by Loren Shaw
Lighting and Video Design by Jiyoun Chang
Sound Design by Jeremy Bloom
Dawn-Elin Fraser, dialect coach
Janice Paran, dramaturg
Associate Projection Design by Paul Lieber
Assistant Projection Design by Ryan Belock
New York Theater Workshop, NYC
Music and Lyrics by Lin-Manuel Miranda
Book by Quiara Algeria Hudes
Conceived by Lin-Manuel Miranda
Directed by Jerry Ruiz
Music Direction by Spencer Blank
Choreography by Maria Antonieta Bravo
Stage Managed by Victoria Solorio
Lighting Design by Rachel Alulis
Scenic Design by William Anderson
Costume Design by Chin-Hua Yeh
Projection Design by Ryan Belock
Assistant Projection Design by Ian Moser
Technical Direction by W. Scott Bussey
Dramaturgy by Madilynn Garcia, Joshua Streeter
B. Iden Payne Theater, Austin, Texas
Projection Design by Ryan Belock
DeBartolo Performing Arts Center, University of Notre Dame
“I've worked with Ryan in many different capacities over the past seven years, and believed that I had good sense of his multi-faceted skillset; as an incredible graphic designer, an honest and engaging performer, a great musician, a savvy businessman, and a competent and blooming collaborator in the world of technical theater. But nothing could have prepared me for the convergence of all these characteristics into his extraordinary work in projection design. Beginning with nothing but his own vision, Ryan transformed the interior of the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center into a an astonishing meshing of the seasons as a complement to the Notre Dame Shakespeare Festival's production of "The Winter's Tale". I've been proud of Ryan's accomplishments for many years, but this latest feat has topped them all!” — Scott Jackson, Executive Director, Shakespeare at Notre Dame
Vocals, Percussion, Projection Design by Ryan Belock
South Bend Civic
Directed by John Giampietro
Projection Design by Ryan Belock
Peter Jay Sharp Theatre, The Juilliard School
Content: Video Editing, Promotional Video
System: QLab
Projection Design by Ryan Belock
York Theatre, NYC
Projection Design by Ryan Belock
Winter Rhythms at Urban Stages
Projection Designer
Projection and Stage Event Design by Ryan Belock
Your Weight Matters National Convention
Creative Director, Projection Designer, Graphic Designer, Performer
Topeka, KS
