Scenic Designer David M. Barber stuns at CATF with his “bold, sleek” designs, possibly “the most beautiful set” playwright Chisa Hutchinson has ever seen...

From American Theatre Magazine:

Contemporary American Theatre Festival’s 5-Ring Circus: How this West Virginia new-play fest builds and rides an annual new-play repertory carousel.

Featuring David M. Barber, Scenic Designer, whose stunning work just might be one of “the most beautiful set[s]” The Wedding Gift playwright Chisa Hutchinson has ever seen.

>> Read more about David’s work in the 2016 Festival and check out his beautiful sets for THE WEDDING GIFT and 20th CENTURY BLUES in American Theatre magazine, in print or online here, or check out David’s online portfolio for more photos of his gorgeous sets.

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