Sound Design & Composition For Theatre and Live Productions
Even after designing sound for over 250 plays and musicals around the world spanning over 25 years, my passion for theatre and sound still drives me. Theatres include:
- Pacific Conservatory Theatre (Currently Sound Director/Resident Sound Designer)
- Barter Theatre (Resident Sound Designer – 5 years)
- The Keegan Theatre (Resident Sound Designer – 20 years- Artistic Associate)
- The Kennedy Center For The Performing Arts
- Signature Theatre
- Ford’s Theatre
- The Utah Shakespeare Festival
- The San Diego Repertory Theatre
- Shakespeare Theatre Company
- The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis
- Florida Studio Theatre
If you’d like a full resume and credit list, send me a cheerful email: moots.none.0l@icloud.com
(This is an obfuscated email address so I don’t get tons of spam.)
Why Theatre is Important
Theatre provides a platform for individuals to express ideas creatively and in an artistic way. It encourages self-confidence in the individual and teamwork in a group.
Unlike other art forms, theatre is a live performance that brings people together in a shared space. It creates a unique sense of community and connection between people who might otherwise misunderstand each other. It creates a sense of belonging in every individual involved, audience and performers alike.It a world divided into all kinds of categories, theatre can help us all find common ground.
Theatre allows for the expression of diverse cultures, traditions, and perspectives. It reflects the values, beliefs, and experiences of different communities, giving voice to their stories and promoting cultural understanding and appreciation. It teaches us to tolerate people may not act and think like you do.
Theatre has the power to evoke a range of emotions and stimulate critical thinking by exploring ideas in a safe environment. It provides a platform for complex themes, social issues, and human experiences. In this way, theatre can foster empathy, introspection, and personal growth.
While doing all of the above, theatre also, and maybe most importantly, provides entertainment, allowing people to escape their daily lives and immerse themselves in a different world. It provides a break from reality through laughter, suspense, and joy, while simultaneously offering moments of reflection and introspection.