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Jared A. Sayeg


Jared A. Sayeg (Lighting Designer, Trying) resides in Los Angeles and New York where he illuminates plays, opera, musicals, ballet, theme parks, and architectural installations around the US as well as in Scotland, London, and Spain. Broadway credits include PRIMO with Antony Sher (Music Box Theatre), Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Woman in White (Marquis Theatre), Gotham Glory at Carnegie Hall, the 2003 Radio City Music Hall Christmas Spectacular, and Bravo Bernstein (Hudson Theatre). 

Jared designed the 30th anniversary tour of A Chorus Line and the musical Shag with a Twist at the Aladdin Hotel in Las Vegas. Off-Broadway he was part of the design team for Humble Boy, FAME, Nobody Don't Like Yogi with Ben Gazzara, and Ministry of Progress. Other productions include Mid-Life the Crisis Musical (Candelight Pavilion), Sandra Tsing Loh's Sugar Plum Fairy (Luckman Intimate Theatre), and I Capture the Castle (El Portal Forum). 

Other design affiliations include Theatrical Arts International, Fremont Centre Theatre, The Hudson, Laguna Playhouse, The Alex Theatre, Luckman Fine Arts Complex, Full Circle Opera, Music Theater of Southern California, Disney, Ballet Pacifica, Inland Pacific Ballet, Le Studio Dance, and State Street Ballet. For three seasons Jared was in residence with the LA Opera at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion where he was part of numerous productions including Julie Taymor's The Flying Dutchman. 

Other projects include Champions on Ice, Festival of the Lion King in Orlando, and currently the NBA Basketball Hall of Fame Traveling Exhibit. Jared was also part of creating the new court lighting for the LA Lakers at the Staples Center and his design for Whales, A Journey with Giants can also be seen regularly at the Long Beach Aquarium of the Pacific. Jared became the youngest member of the United Scenic Artist-Local 829. www.jaslighting.com.

August, 2007
Learn more about the 2007-2008 Season with descriptions of each play, dates and links (when available) to the play's program itself!
 
The Season kicks off with the tour-de-force one man show The Thousandth Night, joining Scheherazade with a concentration camp in a 1943 battle to live. Next, Trying a hopeful and humorous autobiographical tale of friendship amidst life's most inevitable adventure -- growing old. Then "Master Harold" ... and the boys the stunning masterpiece and one of the most powerful coming-of-age plays ever written. Next, the delightful romantic comedy, Almost Maine. The Season is capped-off by a humourous new American musical that will touch your heart, The Immigrant.
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