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Rosie Herrera - Dining Alone
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Production Team & Crew
Dimitri Taylor (Master Electrician) a Senior at Ball State University is a stagehand, lighting designer, and master electrician for Emens Auditorium. While working for outside theater companies such as Creative Grounds Fine Arts Academy, and Muncie Civic theater, he has continued to work on traveling Broadway Productions and professional dance shows like Rosie Herrera - Dining Alone.
David Ferri (Lighting Designer) has worked with prominent choreographers such as Pina Bausch, Shen Wei, Doug Varone, Yin Mei, Eiko and Koma, Jane Comfort, David Rousseve, Jody Sperling and Ballet Preljocaj. He has been the Production Manager for the prestigious American Dance Festival since 1996 training upcoming designers in America. Recipient of 1987-1988 BESSIE AWARD for his design of Doug Varone’s “Straits”, and 2000-2001 BESSIE AWARD for Sustained Achievement in Lighting Design. Mr Ferri is the resident Lighting Designer – Technical Director for The Vassar College Dance Department, Mr. Ferri was also resident lighting designer and technical director at PS 122 from 1985-1991. Mr. Ferri lives in New York between his travels and projects.
Tiffany Schrepferman (stage manager) Tiffany is a Production Stage Manager & Lighting Designer who is passionate about partnering with remarkable creators to bring their visions to life - be it on the stage, in a warehouse, deep in the forest, under a staircase, or in the middle of a pond. Tiffany holds a BFA in Dance from Belhaven University and has been touring nationally & internationally for the last dozen years or so. Along her travels, she has worked for the American Dance Festival at Duke University for over a decade, and also the University of the Arts seasonal Dance Series for many years. Some of the thrilling collaborators she has had the pleasure of working with include Rosie Herrera Dance Theatre, Tulsa Ballet, Ad Deum Dance Company, Gaspard & Dancers, Amirov Dance Theater, Kate Weare Company, Sara Juli, METdance, Uptown Dance Company, The Project Dance Foundation, Hope Stone Dance Inc., Dance of Asian America, Dance Houston, TALK Dance, Vitacca Dance Project, Frame Dance Company, Aimed Dance, and many others. Tiffany’s great delight in her career is to partner with artists and creative minds of today to bring important voices into the light - making them seen and heard.
David Ferri (Lighting Designer) has worked with prominent choreographers such as Pina Bausch, Shen Wei, Doug Varone, Yin Mei, Eiko and Koma, Jane Comfort, David Rousseve, Jody Sperling and Ballet Preljocaj. He has been the Production Manager for the prestigious American Dance Festival since 1996 training upcoming designers in America. Recipient of 1987-1988 BESSIE AWARD for his design of Doug Varone’s “Straits”, and 2000-2001 BESSIE AWARD for Sustained Achievement in Lighting Design. Mr Ferri is the resident Lighting Designer – Technical Director for The Vassar College Dance Department, Mr. Ferri was also resident lighting designer and technical director at PS 122 from 1985-1991. Mr. Ferri lives in New York between his travels and projects.
Tiffany Schrepferman (stage manager) Tiffany is a Production Stage Manager & Lighting Designer who is passionate about partnering with remarkable creators to bring their visions to life - be it on the stage, in a warehouse, deep in the forest, under a staircase, or in the middle of a pond. Tiffany holds a BFA in Dance from Belhaven University and has been touring nationally & internationally for the last dozen years or so. Along her travels, she has worked for the American Dance Festival at Duke University for over a decade, and also the University of the Arts seasonal Dance Series for many years. Some of the thrilling collaborators she has had the pleasure of working with include Rosie Herrera Dance Theatre, Tulsa Ballet, Ad Deum Dance Company, Gaspard & Dancers, Amirov Dance Theater, Kate Weare Company, Sara Juli, METdance, Uptown Dance Company, The Project Dance Foundation, Hope Stone Dance Inc., Dance of Asian America, Dance Houston, TALK Dance, Vitacca Dance Project, Frame Dance Company, Aimed Dance, and many others. Tiffany’s great delight in her career is to partner with artists and creative minds of today to bring important voices into the light - making them seen and heard.