Clint Ramos
CLINT RAMOS' recent and current design credits include costumes and/or sets for Winter's Tale, at the Asolo Repertory Theater, Eurydice at the Roundhouse Theater, Women Beware Women at Red Bull Theater, Too Much Memory at New York Theater Workshop, Una Cosa Rara at Opera Theater of St. Louis, The Good Negro at the Public Theater, Twelfth Night for California Shakespeare Festival, King Lear for Shakespeare Theater of New Jersey, Boys' Life for Second Stage and Three Sisters for Williamstown Theater Festival (both directed by Michael Greif). New York designs have been seen at the Public Theater/NYSF, Second Stage, Culture Project, Foundry Theater, Vineyard, Ma-Yi Theater, Mint Theater, Red Bull, Women's Project, New Georges, Clubbed Thumb, Play Company, Here, PS 122, New York Theater Workshop, Naatco, The Juilliard School, Second Ave. Dance Company, Phoenix Theater Ensemble, Ensemble Studio Theater, Rude Mechanicals, LaMama, The Asia Society, Risa Jaroslow and Dancers and others. Regional/international credits include designs at the American Repertory Theater, Guthrie, Dallas Theater Center, Baltimore Center Stage, Williamstown, Roundhouse Theater, Shakespeare Theater of New Jersey, Merrimack Repertory Company, Commonwealth Shakespeare Company, Speakeasy Stage, East-West Players, Folger Shakespeare, La Jolla Playhouse, Asolo Repertory, Opera Theatre of St. Louis, Opera Boston, Barbican(London), O'Reilly (Dublin), Kanon (St. Petersburg), Rijksteatern (Stockholm), Thalia (Bucharest), Tanghalang Pilipino (Manila). He received the 2007 American Theater Wing Henry Hewes Award for his designs on Madras House and was nominated in 2008 for his work on Edward the Second. He is also the recipient of the 2009 TDF Irene Sharaff Young Master Award. Other awards and nominations include a 2008 Drama Desk nomination for his set design for The Return of the Prodigal, Live Design Magazine's 2007 Designer to Watch, 2004-2006 New York Theater Workshop Design Fellowship, a 2006 Audelco Award nomination for Relativity at EST, a 2006 and 2007 Elliot Norton Award nomination for Taming of the Shrew at Commonwealth Shakespeare and The Onion Cellar at the ART. Mr. Ramos has been a visiting artist and professor at Georgetown University. He also is an associate artist with Red Bull Theater, a founding member of Knife, Inc. and the principal designer for Risa Jaroslow and Dancers. Upcoming projects include Il Viaggio A Reims at the Curtis Institute of Music/Prince Theater, Galileo at the Asolo Repertory, A Life In the Theater at the Alliance Theatre and the world premiere of Tony Kushner's The Intelligent Homosexual's Guide to Capitalism and Socialism with a Key to the Scriptures at the Guthrie Theater directed by Michael Grief. Bio as of May, 2009. American Theatre Wing programs, interviews and/or credits include: American Theatre Wing Hewes Design Award Winner - 2007, 2009 Internet Broadway Database Listing (IBDB.com)