Luciana Stecconi is an Argetininan scenic designer currently based in Boston, MA. Recent designs include the world premiere of Jordan E. Copper's Oh Happy Day! at Baltimore Center Stage, Fat Ham at The Huntington Theatre and Theatre Alliance, The Virgin Queen Entertains Her Fool at American Players Theatre, Faith Healer at Barrington Stage Company, The Art of Burning (world premiere) at The Huntington Theatre and Hartford Stage, John Proctor is the Villain (world premiere) and At The Wedding at Studio Theatre in DC, Private at Mosaic Theatre Company (world premiere), Witch at the Huntington Theatre, A Wind in the Door at The Kennedy Center Theatre for Young Audiences (world premiere), and Antonio's Song at Milwaukee Rep and The Goodman Theatre.

Her upcoming projects include:
BLACK GIRL NERD, by Tori Sampson, directed by Miranda Haymon, Harvard University, December 2024
JOB, by Max Wolf Friedlich, directed by Matt Gardiner, Signature Theatre, January 2025

HOLY GRAIL OF MEMPHIS, by Michael Hollinger, directed by Terrence J. Nolen, Arden Theatre Co., January 2025
JULIUS CAESAR, by William Shakespeare, directed by Rosa Joshi, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, March 2025
ESPEJOS: CLEAN, by Christine Quintana, directed by Juliette Carrillo, Milwaukee Rep, April 2025

She has also designed for the Contemporary American Theatre Festival, Folger Theatre, Olney Theater, Bay Street Theatre, New Repertory Theatre, Merrimack Repertory Theatre, Hangar Theatre, Marin Theatre Company, Roundhouse Theatre, Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company, Imagination Stage, Northern Stage, Everyman Theatre, Theater J, Adventure Theatre MTC, Gala Hispanic, Synetic Theatre and many others.

In May 2022, Luciana received the Boston Critics Association Award for Outstanding Design for a Large Theater for WITCH.
In 2024, she received the Boston Critics Association Nomination for Outstanding Scenic Design for a Large Theater for FAT HAM.

Luciana was also the winner of the 2010 OUTSTANDING EMERGING ARTIST AWARD during the 25th Annual Mayor’s Arts Awards Ceremony in Washington, D.C.

She holdas an MFA in Thater Arts from Brendeis University is the Associate Professor in Scenic Design at Emerson College, where she also serves as the Design & Technology Area Head.

Luciana was born and raised in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

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