Select Design Credits.
The Muny
Director - Denis Jones
Choreographer - Denis Jones
Scenic Design - Ed Haynes
Lighting Design - Shelby Loera
Video Design - Kevan Loney
Costume Design - Leon Dobokowski
Sound Design - John Shivers & David Patridge
đź“·: Phillip Hamer
“Based on the smash hit film, Sister Act is a heavenly musical comedy that proves nothing can stand in the way of sisterhood! Disco diva Deloris dreams of fame and fortune, but is she prepared for the way she receives it? Songs inspired by Motown, soul and disco, including “Take Me to Heaven,” “Fabulous, Baby!,” and “Raise Your Voice,” this score is sure to raise your spirits. The grand finale to the Muny season promises to be divine!”
The Muny
Director - Matthew Kunkel
Choreographer - Beth Crandall
Scenic Design - Ann Beyersdorfer
Lighting Design - Shelby Loera
Video Design - Kylee Loera
Costume Design - Tristan Raines
Sound Design - John Shivers & David Patridge
đź“·: Phillip Hamer / Eric Woolsey
“The Broadway legend returns for its first Muny production in 13 years! Come re-discover this powerful, moving and enchanting tale of romance and political intrigue, as we all live for “one brief shining moment.” Based upon T.H. White’s novel, Lerner and Loewe’s Camelot features a lush and Excalibur-sharp score, including “If Ever I Would Leave You,” “What Do the Simple Folk Do?” and of course, “Camelot.” With this enchanting classic tale, you are guaranteed an unforgettable (k)night at King Arthur’s Round Table.”
Cape Fear Regional Theatre
Director - Tiffany Green
Choreographer - Becca Vourvoulas
Music Director - David Maglione
Scenic Design - Ricardo Hernandez
Lighting Design - Shelby Loera
Costume Design - Sarah Harris
Sound Design - Jon Fredette
đź“·: Raul Ruberia Photography
“Click your heels together and join Scarecrow, Tin Man, Lion, Dorothy, and her little dog, too. They’re off to see the Wizard in the magical land of Oz, but in order to make it there, they have to face the Wicked Witch of the West. This iconic musical reminds us that there truly is no place like home.”
The Muny
Director - Matthew Kunkel
Choreographer - Beth Crandall
Scenic Design - Paige Hathaway
Lighting Design - Shelby Loera**
Video Design - Caite Hevner
Costume Design - Tristan Raines
Sound Design - John Shivers & David Patridge
đź“·: Phillip Hamer
**Shelby was the first female in The Muny’s 103 year history to have the title of Lighting Designer.
*Nominated for the St. Louis Theater Circle Award for Outstanding Lighting Design in a Musical.
“Considered by many to be the world’s most beloved musical, The Sound of Music reminds us that with high-spirited hope, heartfelt compassion and unwavering determination, life’s mountains can always be climbed. With its Tony, Grammy and Academy Award-winning score, including “Do-Re-Mi,” “My Favorite Things,” “Edelweiss” and the iconic title track “The Sound of Music,” the hills of Forest Park come alive once more!”
“This is a production that gets absolutely everything right. Like brown paper packages tied up with string this Muny production of The Sound of Music is one of my favorite things.” - Broadway World
Astoria Performing Arts Center
Director - J. Mehr Kaur
Scenic Design - Susannah Hyde
Lighting Design - Shelby Loera
Costume Design - Caitlin Cisek
Sound Design - Margaret Montana
đź“·: Michael R. Dekker
“Queen tells the story of two female scientists, Sanam and Ariel, who have spent the past seven years researching vanishing bee populations across the globe. Just as they are about to publish a career-defining paper, Sanam stumbles upon an error which could cause catastrophic damage to their reputations, careers, and friendship. Now, both women are confronted with an impossible choice: look the other way and save the bees – or tell the truth and face the consequences?”
Theatre Row
Director - Daniel Joseph Roberts
Scenic Design - Kylee Loera
Lighting Design - Shelby Loera
Costume Design - Christopher Hynds
Sound Design - Adam Smith
đź“·: John Robert Hoffman
“When Francis began his birthday weekend, he expected to see some relatives and neighbors and perhaps have some cake. However, this tranquil picture of a 21st birthday is soon changed when his Harvard love, Judith, and her dashing brother, Randy, show up. While introducing them to boisterous neighbors, Bunny and Herschel, as well as his father, Fran, and Fran's lady friend, Lucille, Francis tries to keep his worlds separate, but winds up seeing connections form and truths told.”
BAM Fisher
Playwright - Billie Aken-Tyers
Movement Director - Kristen Brooks Sandler
Scenic Design - Shelby Loera
Lighting Design - Shelby Loera
Costume Design - Gregory Gale
đź“·: Danny Bristol
“On the golden afternoon of July 4th, 1862, Charles Dodgson (pen name Lewis Carroll) tells his child muse, Alice, her favorite story for the last time. As they sail down the Oxford River, his beloved characters weave in and out of Wonderland and through his tortured relationship with the 10-year-old Miss Liddell.”
Originally produced at the Ophelia Theatre to sold-out runs, Your Alice lead similar reigns at BAM, before heading to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2018.
Director - Matthew Kunkel
Choreography - Michael Baxter
Scenic Design - Paul Tate DePoo III
Lighting Design - Rob Denton, Shelby Loera
Video Design - Nathan W. Scheuer, Matthew Young
Costume Design - Robyn L. McGee
đź“·: Phillip Hamer
“Co-Hosted by Tony and Grammy Award- winning artist Heather Headley and Tony, Emmy and Golden Globe Award-nominated artist Matthew Morrison, An Evening with the Stars will be an awe-inspiring evening of pure Muny magic. Uniquely created for this historic birthday it will celebrate the rich and diverse history of musical theatre at The Muny over the past century.”
This one-night-only production will have a sensational cast of 100, with special performances by show business legends Chita Rivera and Tommy Tune, along with Broadway and Muny stars Patrick Cassidy, Ken Page, Jenny Powers, Lara Teeter and Graham Rowat. The one-night-only production also will include an ensemble of 32 singers and dancers, the Muny Kids and Muny Teens troupes, and the magnificent Muny Orchestra.
Playwright - Douglas Carter Beane
Composer - Lewis Flynn
Director - Billie Aken-Tyers
Choreographer - Kristen Brooks Sandler
Music Director - Anessa Marie
Scenic Design - Shelby Loera
Lighting Design - Shelby Loera
đź“·: John Robert Hoffman & Danny Bristol
“Lyssie J. and her girl-power posse won’t “give it up” to their basketball playing boyfriends until they win a game—and ultimately find that abstinence truly does make the heart grow fonder! An infectious original score and a hysterical book from three-time Tony® nominated playwright Douglas Carter Beane (The Little Dog Laughed, Sister Act), and composer and lyricist Lewis Flinn (The Divine Sister).”
Playwright - Billie Aken-Tyers
Directors - Billie Aken-Tyers & Michael Bradshaw Flynn
Musical Composer & Director - Stephen Murphy
Costume Design - Gregory Gale
Associate Costume Design - Rebecca Joy Wallace
Scenic Design - Shelby Loera
Lighting Design - Shelby Loera
đź“· - John Robert Hoffman
"One golden afternoon on 4 July 1862, Charles Ludvig Dodgson (Lewis Carroll) began to tell a story that would be held in the hearts of children and adults alike for the next 150 years. But what about the first ears that heard this story? Your Alice explores the complex and dynamic friendship between Mr. Dodgson and his Dreamchild muse Miss Alice Liddell, the inspiration behind Alice in Wonderland. As they sail down the Oxford River, the songs, words and whimsical characters of Wonderland are pitted against the demons of a man struggling to keep himself afloat."
The Ophelia Theatre
Written by - Sarah Victoria Bennett
Director - Eric Ruiter
Assistant Director - Mike Tubman
Choreography - Layla Sutton
Lighting Design - Shelby Loera
Scenic Design - Shelby Loera
Costume Design - Rebecca Joy Wallace
đź“· - John Robert Hoffman
"For people of the starry-eyed variety, some nights are more life changing than others. In times gone by, Athenians have flown to the forest in the name of love, acting troupes have gone to great lengths to be acknowledged and rewarded for their art, and fairies have wreaked all manner of mischief upon the mortal world for the sake of self-aggrandizement. But has anything really changed? Some Night follows an eclectic band of characters as they pursue their dreams of love, power, fame, and fulfillment while struggling to reconcile their own ideas of fantasy and reality. This original comedy pays homage to the happenings of a famous midsummer night while bringing the magic to todays baffling and yet still enchanting world."
The Ophelia Theatre
Director - Eric Ruiter
Assistant Director - Kaitlyn Schirard
Scene Design - Ian Petersen
Projection Design - David Booher
Sound Design - David Booher
Lighting Design - Shelby loera
Costume Design - Rebecca Joy Wallace
đź“· - John Robert Hoffman
"On a cold, clear, moonless night in the middle of winter, all is not quite what it seems in the remote, mythical town of Almost, Maine. As the northern lights hover in the star-filled sky above, Almost's residents find themselves falling in and out of love in unexpected and often hilarious ways. Knees are bruised. Hearts are broken. But the bruises heal, and the hearts mend in this delightful midwinter night's dream."
