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PRODUCTION STAFF

Lauren Cregor - Composer
Frank Ferranti - Webmaster
Eric March - Graphic & Web Designer
Peter March - Information Architect
Tony Marques - Lighting Designer/Technical Director
Lisa Niedermeyer - Video Editor
Elizabeth Payne - Costume Designer

 
Lauren Cregor (Composer) writes for a beautiful variety of artists across the country, including award-winning theatre group Waterwell, SYREN Modern Dance, various corporations, filmmakers, and is now finishing her master’s in composition at New York University. As a performer, she can be heard regularly with her band at such NYC venues as Joe’s Pub and the Don’t Tell Mama’s. Her third original album is slated for a 2008 release. She can be found electronically on iTunes and at www.laurencregor.com.  
Frank Ferranti (Webmaster) works primarily as a webdesigner/webmaster for natural birth advocates and non-profits. His handy work can be found at www.thebirthsurvey.com, www.nydoula.com, www.friendsofthebirthcenter.org and most any other website that has to do with the human uterus.  
Eric March (Graphic & Web Design) is an artist and designer living in Long Island City, New York. He has designed posters, logos and other promotional material for a number of performing arts groups, including SYREN and Waterwell Productions. Originally from Libertyville, IL, Eric came to New York in 2001 after completing his BFA in Painting at Indiana University. In 2005 Eric spent the year outside painting a la prima cityscapes of Brooklyn. This culminated in a solo show of his paintings, A Brooklyn Year, at Park Slope Gallery at the end of 2006. He is currently exploring new approaches to portraiture and continuing to design. To see more of his work, please visit his website: www.ericmarch.com.  
Peter March (Information Architect) For 15 years, Peter has been working in the fields of Information Design and Information Architecture. Peter has worked alongside numerous client partners to quickly determine their information architecture needs and Internet communication objectives. In his current role as Information Architect, Peter provides not only information design and web usability expertise, but experience developing website structures for a variety of business needs. Peter’s emphasis on collaborative solutions that combine the best practices of creative design and technological development has been instrumental in delivering results.
Presently, Peter serves as a Senior Experience Design Specialist for Molecular, creating web development solutions for a variety of retail, financial and non-profit clients.
Peter serves on the board of the Interaction Design Association, a national organization focusing on serving the needs of the web development and interaction design community.
 
Tony Marques (Lighting Designer/Technical Director) is a freelance production stage manager and lighting designer, has mainly worked in the field of dance. Last year he designed three world premieres for “The Kings of Dance,” two new works for Jennifer Tipton on The Paul Taylor Dance Company, a world premiere for Rebecca Kelly Ballet’s 25th anniversary NY season, Wendy Osserman, SYREN, and Nicholas Andre Dance Theater. He has also designed concerts for C Eule Dance at the Cunningham Studio, The Take Dance Company at Joyce SoHo, SYREN at the Ailey Citigroup Theater and Thomas-Ortiz Dance Company at DTW. Added to that, was an invitation to design an Off-Broadway Show, “Silent Cry,” at the Lion Theater, Theater Row, and another to design a Christmas show for vocalist Linda Eder at the Palace Theater on Broadway.  
Lisa Niedermeyer (Video Editor) jump started her dance video experience in 2002, as Video Production Asst. at Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival. She then returned to Jacob’s Pillow as a video artist for the festival’s first Dance on Camera Workshop with Victoria Marks, Carmella Vassor-Johnson, and Deirdre Towers. Since then Lisa had been going strong with many projects including; featured video artist for the premiere broadcast of the dance video series, “Move the Frame”, on Brooklyn Cable Access in NY, directing and editing “Circle of Compassion Circle of Peace”, a 12 minute documentary video of Tibetan Nuns creating a sand mandala, as well as video design with jill sigman/thinkdance with whom she has traveled to Germany and Croatia. As a dancer in NYC Lisa performs with Jane Comfort and Company. Http://www.youtube.com/LisaNiedermeyer
Lisa head shot Photo by: Mickey Pantano
 
Elizabeth Payne (Costume Designer) is entering her 2nd decade designing costumes, some of Elizabeth's past projects of note include (off Broadway) The/King/Operetta (Waterwell), Marco Millions...based on lies (Waterwell), The Persians- a comedy about war with 5 songs (Waterwell) and Bushwars. Dance design credits include Larry Keigwin's Angels of Anxiety (The Duke at 42nd Street) and Natural Selection (American Dance Theatre, NC), SYREN Modern Dance's Abravanel (The Ailey Citigroup Theater), and Peter Kyle Dance (Joyce Soho). Elizabeth holds a BA in Art and Theatre (Morehead State, KY) and an MFA in Design for Stage and Film from the Tisch School of the Arts, NYU and is currently lecturing in costume design at Susquehanna University.  
 

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