The Last Parade Designer and Production Bios
CHRIS HAIG (Scenic Designer, he/him) is University of the Arts alum and teacher, Chris has designed throughout Philly for over 20 years and enjoyed ten seasons as the Props Supervisor at Arden Theatre Company. He has designed sets for the Arden, Theatre Horizon, InterAct, People’s Light, Philadelphia Theatre Company, 1812 Productions, Bristol Riverside Theatre, Delaware Theatre Company, Inis Nua, University of the Arts, Arcadia University, Shakespeare in Clark Park, Tribe of Fools, Delaware Shakespeare Festival, and Simpatico Theater, including their production of R. Eric Thomas’ Time Is On Our Side for which he received a Barrymore nomination for Best Scenic Design. Upcoming: Empathitrax (Philadelphia Theatre Company), Man of La Mancha (Delaware Theatre Company) and Chicken & Biscuits (Bristol Riverside Theatre). Local USA 829 member. www.chrishaigdesigns.com
NATALIA DE LA TORRE (Costume Designer) serves as the Costume Shop Manager for the Walnut Street Theater. They are also a freelance costume designer and draper in Philadelphia. Regional work: Settlements (Interact Theater Company); Coriolanus (Shakespeare in Clark Park); Snow White (Arden Theater Company); Three Sisters Two (Ego Po Theatre Company); Shitheads (Azuka Theater Company). Training: MFA in Production Design, Ohio University. She/Her/They/Theirs. www.nataliadelatorre.com
CHRISTOPHER COLUCCI (Sound Designer) is a Sound Designer, Composer, Guitarist, Photographer and video person for Philadelphia theater and beyond. Recent work: Charlotte's Web (Arden Theater); Tom Stoppard's Travesties (Lantern Theater); Wolf Play (Theatre Exile). Upcoming: Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (Walnut); Twelfth Night (Lantern); Prague Quadrennial (June) . 2016 Pew Fellowship in the Arts; 8 Barrymore Awards/Outstanding Original Music and Sound Design; Independence Fellowship in the Arts (2012, 2019); MA, Philosophy from Western Kentucky University. BA, Philosophy/Theology from Eastern University. Soundcloud; YouTube; Instagram @cmcolucci_photo
LINDSAY ALAYNE STEVENS (Lighting Designer) is a multidisciplinary designer, artist, and writer. She holds an MFA in Theater Design from UCSD ('21) and BFAs with High Honors from Marlboro College in Theater, Photography, and Writing ('17). Since receiving her degree she has designed for La Jolla Playhouse, terraNOVA Collective, Surflight Theatre, Milburn Stone Theater, and Bootless Stageworks. More information can be found at lastevensdesign.com.
HARBOUR EDNEY (Head Electrician, they/he) is a Lighting Technician nested in the greater philadelphia area. They have worked with companies such as PlayPenn, Lightning Rod Special (FringeArts), The Bearded Ladies, The Wilma and The Neighborhood House. They received their BFA in Lighting Technology from Point Park University in 2018 and particularly enjoy working with new and devised work. Harbour is thrilled to be joining InterAct this season and is a technician and designer for hire www.hmedneydesign.com
JOHN KOLBINSKI (Audio Engineer) Past Sound Design Work: The Winter Wonderettes (Hampton Arts, The American Theatre); Always…Patsy Cline, Civil War Voices, The Winter Wonderettes, Baskerville, Souvenir, The Gift, Last of the Red Hot Lovers, A Child’s Christmas in Wales, (Walnut); The Two Gentlemen of Verona (Shakespeare in Clark Park); Basic Witches (Robert Hager); Behold Her (FringeArts/Half Key Theatre Co); Mort (New Paradise Laboratories); Every Brilliant Thing (Arden). Sound Supervisor at Arden Theatre Company and Chautauqua Theater Company. Audio Engineer at InterAct Theatre Company, Azuka Theatre and Lantern Theater Company. Sound Systems Designer, InterAct’s Drake Theater.
Sophia Pichanick (Production Assistant) is excited to be a Season Apprentice at InterAct! She recently graduated from Smith College with a BA in Theatre, where she produced two original scripts: Beating a Doll and Music Waits. Over the summer, she worked with the Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theatre in the production department. In the future, she hopes to work in Dramaturgy and Literary Management and earn an MFA in Playwriting.