Partial Portfolio of Mark Spitzer, MFA ----- Theatrical work in design, artistic & technical direction. A self-guided look at recent work. M.S.

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Partial Portfolio of Mark Spitzer, MFA Theatrical work in design, artistic & technical direction. A self-guided look at recent work. M.S.

“The 1940’s Radio Hour” UW-Superior - May, 2013

“Almost, Maine” Lighting design - Feb. 2013, at The Duluth Playhouse.

“Singin’ in the Rain” Lighting design at The Duluth Playhouse, Nov

“Much Ado About Nothing” Nov – UWS main-stage production.

“Six Characters in Search of an Author” Nov Artistic direction. Lights and sound by student designers.

“ The Odd Couple” UW-Superior April, 2011

“Hamlet” March, The premier production of “Wise Fool Shakespeare” in Duluth, MN. Scenic, lighting & tech. dir.

“Afternoon of the Elves” UW-Superior in February, A children’s show using a painted scrim to hide & reveal scenery.

“A Moon for the Misbegotten” Nov UW-Superior production in a black box setting; thrust configuration.

“The Crucible” UW-Superior Nov., 2009

“The Elephant Man” UW-Superior -- Nov., 2008

“Falstaff” Verdi opera, as staged by the University of Minnesota – Duluth

“Pterodactyls” NDSU - Fargo

“Little Shop of Horrors” LaMoure SummerTheatre Scenic/Lighting/Sound Design & Technical Direction

“The Playroom” “Face 2 Face” A children’s musical, at the William Inge Theatre, ICC The William Inge Center for the Arts in conjunction with the Kennedy Center: Arts in Education. Scenic/Lighting Design & Technical Direction

“Master/Servant”

“The Bully”

“Annie Get Your Gun” ICC - Kansas Scenic & Lighting Design and Technical Direction

“A Macbeth” The Charles Marowitz adaptation at the William Inge Theatre, ICC. Scenic &Lighting Design and Technical Direction

Graduate school projects at MSU, Mankato Misc. Lighting Design and Technical Direction by Mark Spitzer

“The Real Inspector Hound” (Lighting Design)

“The Diviners” (model vs. final set) Technical Director

These are just a few of the productions I’ve worked on in the past. For more information or samples of artistic direction, scenic, lighting, or sound design, technical direction, etc., please contact me at the following address: Mark Spitzer th Ave. S.E. Napoleon, ND (715)