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Brian Redfern is a Southern California based scenic designer. Here you will find photos of recent design work as well as resume, references and contact information.
Upcoming design work includes:
An Enemy of the People for Intrepid Shakespeare Company, Eleemosynary for Salomon Theatre, Fathers and Sons for the Old Globe/USD MFA program, and the 2012 Playwright's Project festival of new plays.
Recent work includes:
The Importance of Being Earnest for The Old Globe/USD, Hotel Paradiso for San Diego State University, Eurydice for Salomon Theatre, and Man from Nebraska for Cygnet Theatre Company.
Brian has assisted on numerous productions at several regional theatres including the recent world premieres of Little Miss Sunshine at the La Jolla Playhouse, Robin and the Seven Hoods at the Old Globe Theatre and the current hit production of Jesus Christ Superstar at the Stratford Shakespeare Festival, moving to Broadway in the spring of 2012.
Brian holds a Master of Fine Arts in scenic design from San Diego State University and a Master of Theatre Studies in production and design from Southern Oregon University.
Brian Redfern is a Southern California based scenic designer. Here you will find photos of recent design work as well as resume, references and contact information.
Upcoming design work includes:
An Enemy of the People for Intrepid Shakespeare Company, Eleemosynary for Salomon Theatre, Fathers and Sons for the Old Globe/USD MFA program, and the 2012 Playwright's Project festival of new plays.
Recent work includes:
The Importance of Being Earnest for The Old Globe/USD, Hotel Paradiso for San Diego State University, Eurydice for Salomon Theatre, and Man from Nebraska for Cygnet Theatre Company.
Brian has assisted on numerous productions at several regional theatres including the recent world premieres of Little Miss Sunshine at the La Jolla Playhouse, Robin and the Seven Hoods at the Old Globe Theatre and the current hit production of Jesus Christ Superstar at the Stratford Shakespeare Festival, moving to Broadway in the spring of 2012.
Brian holds a Master of Fine Arts in scenic design from San Diego State University and a Master of Theatre Studies in production and design from Southern Oregon University.
