1 QUEEN OF THE NIGHT

Written by: Randy Weiner

Produced by: Jason Kallert, Nathan Koch, Jennie Willink

Directed by: Christine Jones, Shana Carroll [circus], Jennifer Rubell [food artist]

Creative direction by: Giovanna Battag

Choreography by: Lorin Latarro

Scenic Design by: Douglas Little

Costume Design by: Thom Browne

Lighting Design by: Austin R. Smith

Sound Design by: Darron L. West and Charles Coes

Magic Design by: Steve Cuiffo

Theater Name

2014

3 THEATRE FOR ONE

Theatre for One (T41) is a mobile, state of the art performance space for one performer and one audience member that commissions new work written for one to one encounters presented in private to the public.

Conceived by Artistic Director Christine Jones and designed by LOT-EK architects, Theatre for One commissions new work created specifically for this venue's one-to-one relationship. Embracing serendipity and spontaneity, Theatre for One is presented in public spaces in which audience members are invited to engage in an intimate theatrical exchange and enter the theatre space not knowing what to expect. Actor and audience member encounter each other as strangers in this suspended space and through the course of the performance allow the divisions and distinctions that separate us to dissolve.

6 CHORUS OF US

Inspired by Rachel Dewoskin’s poem Too, which was recently published in a collection of poems called Two Menus, I imagine a video piece that features a sustained image of one woman with her mouth open, or of multiple women overlaid one on top of the other with their mouths open, accompanied by a voice reading the poem. I’ve been thinking about how the act of speaking is the catalyst for connection and change. Whether it is with a pen, a chant, or a cry, when women open their mouths, they take ownership. In researching this idea, I was fascinated to note there are few pictures of women (or people), with their mouth open. In some cultures, women’s mouths are covered and their words stifled. These days our mouths are further hidden by masks. An open mouth can be vulnerable or brave; it can be receptive or declarative. We open our mouths when we are overcome with emotion. When we open our mouths, we are a chorus of women.

8 BIRTHDAY CANDLES

Written by: Noah Haidle

Directed by: Vivienne Benesch

Scenography by: Christine Jones

Costume Design by: Toni-Leslie James

Lighting Design by: Jen Schriever

Sound Design by: John Gromada

American Airlines Theatre

2022

9 KID A MNESIA

A downloadable upside down digital/analogue universe crafted from original artwork by: Thom Yorke and Stanley Donwood

based on an idea by: Thom Yorke, Nigel Godrich, Stanley Donwood, and Radiohead

Creative Direction by: Sean Evans

Produced by: Arbitrarily Good Productions

Curation by: Christine Jones

Audio Concept and Direction: Nigel Godrich

11 RIGOLETTO

Written by: Giuseppe Verdi

Directed by: Michael Mayer

Choreography by: Steven Hoggett

Scenography by: Christine Jones

Costume Design by: Susan Hilferty

Lighting Design by: Kevin Adams

Metropolitan Opera, NYC

2013

14 WHAT IT’S ALL ABOUT

Written by: Burt Bacharach, Hal David and others

Directed by: Steven Hoggett

Scenography by: Christine Jones & Brett J. Banakis

Costume Design by: Andrea Lauer

Lighting Design by: Japhy Weideman

Sound Design by: Clive Goodwin

New York Theatre Workshop, NYC

2014

16 SPRING AWAKENING

Written by: Duncan Sheik & Steven Sater

Directed by: Michael Mayer

Choreography by: Bill T. Jones

Scenography by: Christine Jones

Costume Design by: Susan Hilferty

Lighting Design by: Kevin Adams

Eugene O’Neill, NYC

2006

17 LET THE RIGHT ONE IN

Adapted by: Jack Thorne

Directed by: John Tiffany

Movement Direction by: Steven Hoggett

Scenography by: Christine Jones

Costume Design by: Christine Jones

Lighting Design by: Chahine Yavroyan

Sound Design by: Gareth Fry

National Theatre of Scotland at the Royal Court and Apollo Theater, London

2013

St. Ann’s Warehouse, NYC

2015

20 CYRANO

Adapted by: Erica Schmidt

Music by: Aaaron & Bryce Dessner of The National

Directed by: Erica Schmidt

Choreography by: Jeff & Rick Kuperman

Scenography by: Christine Jones & Amy Rubin

Costume Design by: Andrea Lauer

Lighting Design by: Jeff Croiter

Sound Design by: Jay Hilton

The New Group, Daryl Roth Theatre, NYC

2019

23 GREEN BIRD

Written by: Carlo Gozzi

Directed by: Julie Taymor

Scenography by: Christine Jones

Costume Design by: Constance Hoffman

Lighting Design by: Don Holder

Cort Theatre, NYC

2000

25 IPHIGENIA AT AULIS

Written by: Euripides

Translated and Adapted by: Kenneth Cavander

Directed by: Rebecca Taichman

Choreography by: Stormy Braden

Scenic Design by: Christine Jones

Costume Design by: Constance Hoffman

Lighting Design by: Marcus Doshi

Sound Design by: Martin Desjardins

Yale Repertory Theatre

2002