Loyola University Chicago | Kathleen Mullady Memorial Theatre | September 2007

Waiting for Godot by Samuel Beckett
Director | Susan Felder
Scenic & Lighting Designer | Lee Keenan
Costume Designer | Alex Meadows
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Chicago Shakespeare Theatre | Tour, and Navy Pier MainstageWinter and Summer 2007
Director | David Bell
Scenic Designer | Tom Burch
Costume Designer | Ana Kuzmanic
Lighting Designer | Lee Keenan
Music | Ethan Deppe

Featuring | Chris Cantelmi, Ronald L. Conner, Gerson Dacanay, Ethan Deppe, Jackson Evans, Allen Gilmore, Molly Glynn, Dietrich Gray, Gregory Isaac, DeAwna McGinley, Christopher McLinden, Shane Michael Murphy, Ericka Ratcliff, Alan Schmuckler, Ben Vicellio
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Silk Road Theatre Project | Pierce Hall, Chicago Temple Building | March 2007

Golden Child by David Henry Hwang
Director | Stuart Carden
Scenic Design | Lee Keenan
Costume Design | Carol Blanchard
Lighting Design | Rebecca Barrett
Sound Design & Original Music | Rob Steel
Props Design | Dan Pellant

Featuring | Vic Chao, Cheryl Hamada, Melissa Canciller, Kevin Kenneally, Melissa Kong, Ruibo Qian, Kimberlee Soo, and Tiffany Villarin

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The House Theatre of Chicago | The Viaduct | May 2007

Hope Springs Inferna
l by Ben Lobpries
Director/Choreographer | Tommy Rapley
Composer Kevin O’Donnell
Sound Designer Michael Griggs
Scenic Designer Tracy Otwell
Costume Designer Debbie Baer
Lighting Designer Lee Keenan

Hades & Persephone

Hades & PersephoneFeaturing | Jamie Abelson, Erin Damron, Joshua Holden, Marika Mashburn, Chris Mathews, Shawn Pfautsch, Robyn Senchak, Vanessa Stalling, Danny Starr, Joey Steakley, Stacy Stoltz

Today I’m launching my new portfolio and news site. I’ll be regularly updating it with production photos and news on upcoming projects. To subscribe click on one of the many RSS feed options. And please leave comments.

-LK

Chicago’s top papers give The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow (I designed the set) top marks.

At Collaboraction, ‘Jenny Chow’ a must-see
By Chris Jones

Tribune theater critic

Jennifer Shin must have been waiting for Jennifer Marcus her entire life. Or so this young Chicago actor’s blistering, careermaking performance atop a fabulous little Collaboraction show suggests.

Penned by Rolin Jones, one of those clever young writers known for language, “The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow: An Instant Message With Excitable Music” sits on the page with a post-modern haze. To the casual reader it might seem hyperkinetic or pretentious. But in production — especially this production — this hip, smart and insightful play roars to life. (more…)

This fall I became a company member at Silk Road Theatre Project. As Resident Scenic and Lighting Design I have a real artist home at SRTP. Our current project Golden Child has been a challengering and highly rewarding one, and its a great night at the theatre, so go see it. My set gets a good nod in the review below.

Cultures clash tragically in ‘Child’

March 13, 2007 BY MARY HOULIHAN Chicago Sun Times Staff Reporter

East meets West in David Henry Hwang’s “Golden Child,” but not in a stereotypical way. Hwang does not rely on the usual scenarios of generations of Asian-Americans battling one another over conflicting ideas. Instead, he refigures the concept, setting the play in 1918 China, where much like today, globalization is changing the way the Chinese think about themselves and the world. (more…)

The Dueling Critics on Chicago Public Radio’s 848 have nothing but praise for Collaboraction’ The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow:

Loyola University Chicago | Kathleen Mullady Memorial Theatre | February 2007

The Visit by Friedrich Durrenmatt
Director | Katie Klemme
Scenic Designer | Timothy Mann
Costume Designer | Katherine Durkin
Lighting Designer | Lee Keenan
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Circle Theatre | January 2007

Stone Cold Dead Serious by Adam Rapp
Director | Joanie Schultz
Scenic Designer | Bob Knuth
Costume Designer | Debbie Baer
Lighting Designer | Lee Keenan
Sound Design | Peter J. Storms

Featuring | Ryan Heindl, Paul Joseph, Darci Nalepa, and Jennifer Mathews
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