Project: The Outsiders

Tatiana designs sets/environments for performance. She is originally from São Paulo, Brazil, and is of Armenian descent.

Recent designs include PARADE, an outdoor, kinetic public art installation and the dance installation Rhythm Bath, both in collaboration with Mimi Lien.

Tatiana received her M.F.A. at NYU Tisch School of the Arts and is a member of Local USA 829, IATSE.

Project: Magnificent Bird & Book of Travelers

Oscar Escobedo, originally from a small town in San Diego, California. After his first trip to the city he dreamed about calling New York City his home. After years of participating on stage and backstage in community theater his 8-year-old dream came true and is now a New York based scenic designer.

His hope is to create work that connects people to story on a visceral level. Reminding his audience why they come to the theater. He hopes to lead them to discover something about themselves. Whether it be for entertainment, exploration, or catharsis he hopes his work aids his audience and reminds them anything is possible.

When Oscar is not working you can find hanging out with his friends at a jazz bar, watching musicals, or deep in a photo study of whatever subway platform or street he's on.

Sadra Tehrani is an Iranian-born Set and Production Designer based in New York City. His past design and film work has been featured in the New York Times, Broadway World, TimeOut NY and awarded in various national and international festivals. He’s intrigued by stories that explore concepts of belonging and alienation, and characters who are inconspicuous outliers. With a Masters in Architecture from Penn State University, he deeply appreciates a well thought-out construction detail. Space and Sound are the main drivers in his approach to design, and his ultimate joy is experiencing the synergy between a film’s production design and its score.