Mamma Mia! (In The Park)
American Stage American Stage in the Park St. Petersburg, FL
Lighting design for the 2019 production of Mamma Mia! (In The Park) at American Stage, directed by Stephanie Gularte.
- Music and Lyrics
- Benny Andersson2 shows of theirsBjörn Ulvaeus2 shows of theirs
- Some songs with
- Stig Anderson2 shows of theirs
- Choreographer
- Shain Stroff5 shows together
- Music Director
- Michael Raabe13 shows together
- Scenic Designer
- Jerid Fox11 shows together
- Costume Designer
- Jill Castle2 shows together
- Lighting Designer
- Mike Wood
- Sound Designer
- Steve Kraack9 shows together
- Associate Lighting Designer
- Dalton Hamilton26 shows together
- Assistant Lighting Designer
- Abby May26 shows together
- Programmer
- Dalton Hamilton26 shows together
- Technical Director
- Timon Brown12 shows together
- Production Electrician
- Chris Baldwin5 shows together
- Lighting Intern
- Ben Phillips6 shows together
- Lighting Shop
- 4Wall (Rep: Sebastian Yepes )
About the Show
ABBA's hits tell the hilarious story of a young woman's search for her birth father. This sunny and funny tale unfolds on a Greek island paradise. On the eve of her wedding, a daughter's quest to discover the identity of her father brings three men from her mother's past back to the island they last visited 20 years ago. The story-telling magic of ABBA's timeless songs propels this enchanting tale of love, laughter and friendship, creating an unforgettable show.
Source: MTI
Cast
Alison Burns as DonnaJennifer Byrne as TanyaBecca McCoy as RosieJulia Rifino as SophieKelly Plescia as AliHolly Atwood as LisaJim Sorensen as SamArmando Acevedo as BillLarry Alexander as HarryCameron Hale as SkyMatthew Alexander as Elliot EddieErick Ariel Sureda as PepperKaylie HorowitzErin Leigh KnowlesBianca ChicoRenata EastlickDylan Connor RenfrowMark WildmanEmanuel CarreroMatt Acquard as ensemble
Production Photos
Press
"We went from those 10 Aquarams in 2014 to over 70 IP rated LED Pars in 2018." — Mike Wood
Mike Wood's lighting is flashy without being too obtrusive (I love the disco effects, perfect for the dancing queens on stage and in the audience).