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Assistant Lighting Designer
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AMARA PAYTON MCNEIL is a New York-based, Hartford-raised, theatrical lighting designer. She is a member of IASTE USA 829, was the 2023 Howell Binkley Fellow, and is Cofounder of @houseandworks, an instagram account aimed at highlighting the work of women, trans, and non-binary folks in the lighting industry. Credits include Broadway: Romeo & Juliet (DMC), Parade (LD Intern); Regional/Off-Broadway: Freak the Mighty (Assoc. LD @ Cleveland Playhouse), Sweeney Todd (Asst. LD @ Hartford Stage), Galas (Assoc. LD @ Little Island), Goddess (Asst. LD @ The Public), King James (LD @ George Street Playhouse), Icons Gala (LD @ PAC NYC), Teeth (Assoc. LD @ New World Stages), Come From Away 2nd Nat Tour (Asst. LD).

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Lighting Design
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JIYOUN CHANG is a lighting designer working across theatre and opera. She has designed Chinese Lady, She Loves Me, and El Coquí Espectacular & the Bottle of Doom for Long Wharf Theatre Company. Her Broadway credits include Stereophonic, Jaja’s African Hair Braiding, The Cottage, KPOP, for colored girls who have considered suicide / when the rainbow is enuf, and Slave Play. Her work has been recognized with the Suzi Bass and Obie Awards, along with multiple Tony, Drama Desk, and Lucille Lortel nominations. In opera, she designed Lucia di Lammermoor at Tiroler Festspiele Erl in Austria, Primero Sueño at The Met Cloisters, Il Trovatore at Houston Grand Opera, and The Factotum at Lyric Opera of Chicago.

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Victor Franz
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ALEXIS CAMINS is thrilled to be making his Long Wharf debut. New York: Manhattan Theatre Club, La Mama, New York Classical Theater, National Asian American Theater Company. Regional: Playwrights’ Arena in LA, Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Huntington Theatre Company, Folger Shakespeare Library and Portland Stage Company. Select film and TV credits include The Lost Valentine (CBS/Hallmark), One Life to Live (ABC). Alexis has written four plays and the short film, red wine and rain (Best Drama/Dreamachine International Film Festival, Platinum Award-Drama/Focus International Film Festival). MFA at NYU Grad Acting. This performance is dedicated to his brother.

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