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Abigail Hoke-Brady is a New York based lighting designer whose work centers primarily in opera and classical music. As a designer she is interested in the ways light functions as a visual score to the work onstage.

Some of her most valued design projects include ‘Pagliacci’ (Seattle Opera); ‘Roméo et Juliette’ (Central City Opera);  ‘The Night Falls’ (Peak Performances/BalletCollective); ‘A Guide for the Homesick’ (LDK Productions); ‘How I Learned What I Learned’ (Playmakers Repertory Company); and ‘Time:Spans Festival’ (Dimenna Center/Earle Brown Music Foundation - co-designer alongside Burke Brown).

Exciting upcoming projects include ‘A Doll’s House’ with Two River Theater and a new production of ‘The Ballad of Baby Doe’ at Central City Opera.

Resident Lighting Designer : DiMenna Center for Classical Music

Lighting Design Mentor :  Williams College’s Senior Honors Projects (spring 2020)

Guest Lecturer/Artist : NYU’s Playwright’s Horizons Theater School (spring 2021)

BA : Drew University 2011

MFA : NYU 2016

Member : USA 829.

Contact : Russ Rosensweig, Agent | Summit Entertainment Group | 10 Potter Hill Drive, Guilford CT 06437 | 203.453.0188 | russ@summitentertainmentgroup.com

Email : sahokebrady@gmail.com | Instagram : @hokebradydesigns

Follow link for PDF of resume.

❄️February Snaps❄️

A blizzard, a musical, a play, flowers, & an opening night visit from @motendesigns
Happy Opening to “A Doll’s House” @tworivertheater 
What a gem of a play and a wonderful group of artists & makers.

Director & Adaptor: @jemeka1 
Choreographer: Mayte Natalio
Set Designer: @riwrdesign 
Costume Designer: @fu
✨Happy Opening ✨ to this joyous world premiere musical

Little Miss Perfect

Writer: @joriahkwame 
Producers: @olneytheatre & @syc.productions 
Director: @zhailon 
Choreographer: @nez_davis 
Set Design & 📸: @motendesigns 
Costume Design: @da
📸✨Snaps from January✨📸

went to a new city, visited a dear old friend, drove down the eastern seaboard, returned to favorite venues, had new work adventures, learned new things about grief & myself, read beautiful books