Prior to his design work on Broadway, Joe freelanced as a makeup artist in both New York City and Los Angeles. His makeup skills have been seen on E!, Style and Lifetime, as well as in several commercials.

Joe Dulude II’s work has also graced the runways during Mercedes–Benz Fashion Week, including most recently Diane Von Furstenberg, Donna Karan and Monique Lhuiller.

Throughout his career Joe’s work has enhanced the faces of many well-known actors and performers for television, theatrical and personal appearances.

Early on in his makeup career, Joe worked for MAC Cosmetics, managing the flagship MAC Pro Store.

This specialty store is designed specifically for persons in the industry to provide them with a unique and knowledgeable shopping experience. Joe worked with many industry leading makeup artists and high profile celebrities, helping to choose products and colors, while maintaining connections with various television and film productions to ensure their makeup supply needs were met.

In his spare time Joe is also a fine artist and photographer. He has also lent his talents to producing and directing several benefits including most notably Defying Inequality: The San Francisco Concert.

With over fifteen years of makeup experience, Joe is constantly seeking inspiration for his next artistic challenge. By observing the world around him while evoking the glamour of days gone by, he continues to forge a path to his creative future.

Visit Joe’s website! 

Miss Chan received her M.F.A. in Design from Yale School of Drama, where her design credits include The Seagull (2009 Second Year Acting Project), The Bedtrick (2009 Carlotta Festival of New Plays), The Robbers, and Peer Gynt.

After Chuan-Chi received her B.A. ( Drama and Theater ) from National Taiwan University, she worked in Taiwan theater industry and was involved in productions with Cloud Gate Dance Company, Tainaner Ensemble, Ming Hwa Yuan Arts & Cultural Group and many great performing art groups. Her design credits in Taiwan include Woyzeck (New Play Festival by Tainaner Ensemble, 2006 ) and The Rose Jailed by Moonlight (Taiwan Artist Theater).

Visit Chi online!

Off-Broadway: Tina Packer’s Women of Will (costume/scenic
design, Eric Tucker dir.) Off-Off-Broadway: Song of a
Convalescent Ayn Rand Giving Thanks to the Godhead in the
Lydian Mode at Joe’s Pub, IRT (costume design, Michael Rau
dir.); Broken Fences (costume design, Alex Levy dir.); The Bitter
Tears of Petra Von Kant at Lee Strasberg Institute of Theater
and Film (costume design, Louisa Proske dir.); Say You Heard
My Echo at HERE Arts Center (costume design, Jesse Jou dir.),
Anna: Love in the Cold War (Josh Kashinsky dir.); Goodbye New
York, Goodbye Heart at HERE Arts Center (scenic design, world
premiere, Oliver Butler dir.); Regional: The Guthrie Theater,
Shakespeare Theatre Company, Arts Emerson and Yale
Repertory Theater: The Servant of Two Masters (costume
design, Christopher Bayes dir.); Yale Repertory Theater: POP!
(scenic design, world premiere, Mark Brokaw dir.); Theater:
Atlantic Theater Acting School: In the Next Room or the Vibrator
Play (costume design); Rider University: A New Brain (costume
design); New London Barn Playhouse: The Drowsy Chaperone
(costume design, BT McNicholl dir.), Guys and Dolls (costume
design, Robert Sella dir.); Yale School of Drama: Uncle Vanya
(costume design, Ron Van Lieu dir.), The Tempest (scenic
design), The Robbers (costume design); Opera: NYU Steinhardt
School of Music: Die Fledermaus, Brahm’s Liebeslieder
(costume design, Michael Rau dir.); Awards: Finalist of the New
Hampshire Theatre Awards in Best Costume Design category for
The Drowsy Chaperone (2011); nominee for the Connecticut
Critics Circle Awards in Outstanding Scenic Design for POP!
(2010); recipient of the Leo Lerman Graduate Fellowship in
Design (2010); recipient of the Marvin Sims Memorial Fellowship
Award for Young Designer of Color (2006); Training: M.F.A.,
Design, Yale School of Drama
Visit Valérie online at: www.valeriebart.com

Ms. Snider-Stein was awarded the Bronze Medal for Costume Design at the 2005 World Stage Design International Exhibition and is a member of United Scenic Artists local 829 and USITT.  She holds an MFA in Design from the Yale School of Drama and is currently Head of Costume Design and Assistant Professor of Theatre at Brooklyn College, CUNY.

He has designed for over 300 operas, dances, plays, and performance pieces across the US, as well as work in Romania and the UK.  Designs have been nominated for NYIT and BATCC lighting design awards and won a Broadway World, SF “Best Lighting Design” in 2011. Lucas is a past recipient of the Lighting Artist in Dance grant from The Dancers Group for collaboration on a new multi-media work. He has designed lighting and/or video projections at Opera Santa Barbara, West Edge Opera, West Bay Opera, First Look Sonoma Opera, Berkeley Opera, and more. Off-Broadway he has worked at the Perry Street Theater, St. Clements, The Clurman, Players Theatre, with Gotham Stage Company and Friendly Fire. Dance Collaborations include Matthew Neenan, Amy Seiwert, Johannes Weiland, Gemze De Lappe, Sallie  Wilson, Viktor Kabaniaev, Anandha Ray, David Brick, and Erika Tsimbrovsky.

Additionally, His design work has been featured in American Theater Magazine and his writing on aesthetics and performance appear in Stage Directions, On Stage Lighting, Parabasis Blog, The Brooklyn Rail, and PLSN magazines. He has been a guest artist at UC Berkeley, Williams College, and USF. His installation work has been shown at SOMArts, Studio Gracia, Outside/Input, Black Rock City, and more. He received an MFA in design from NYU.

For more information on Lucas, check out his portfolio at www.LucasKrech.com

Welcome Aboard, Lucas! 

For more information on Bradley visit him online at www.bradleykingld.com

The Summit designers nominated with productions under the OUTSTANDING NEW MUSICAL category and include:

“Allegiance,” The Old Globe

Alejo Vietti, Costumes

“Nobody Loves You,” The Old Globe

Michael Schweikardt, Set

“Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots,” La Jolla Playhouse

Chuck LaPointe, Hair & Wigs

The Summit designers nominated with productions under the OUTSTANDING DRAMATIC PRODUCTIONS category and include:

“An Iliad,” La Jolla Playhouse

Marina Dragici, Costumes 

“Blood and Gifts,” La Jolla Playhouse

Matthew Richards, Lighting

Congratulations to all of well deserved nominated productions  The ceremony will be held tonight at the Museum of Contemporary Art in La Jolla.