PRess

“Jayson Tomasheski’s lighting design varies from a single bulb illuminating a stuffy attic to the constellations of stars blanketing the night sky to the epileptic shock of the power outage, with its spastic flashes of light and, then, pitch-blackness.”

“Lighting designer Jayson Tomasheski enhances the storytelling, bathing Charlotte in blood-red light after she stabs Marat in his bath, washing the women in heavenly white light after the guillotine has done its work.”

“Lighting designer Jayson Tomasheski uses a simple lighting plot to set the mood for Harlowe. While he gives the play’s realistic scenes a white and yellow wash, the stage turns a deep blue during Harlowe’s monologues-indicating to the audience that they are listening to her inner thoughts.”