Christine Jones

Christine Jones has been designing sets for plays in New York as well as regional theatres across the country for the past twelve years. On Broadway she designed Julie Taymor's production of The Green Bird, which was nominated for several awards when it was originally produced Off-Broadway. Favorite productions include:True Love, for which she created an installation in an old zipper factory and turned car seats into audience seating, as well as Flesh and Blood, at New York Theatre Workshop, for which she and the crew culled 18' tree trunks from a friend's land to create a forest on stage. Recently she began designing opera: Lucia di Lammermour, at New York City Opera, and Guilio Cesare, at Houston Grand Opera in the fall of 2003. Since November of 2002, she has been developing Theatre for One, a booth designed for one actor and one audience member. She directed three short plays for a workshop in April of 2003, and continued developing the project this summer as an artist in residence at The O'Neill Playwrights Conference. She is a graduate of NYU's Tisch School of the Arts, and is a Lecturer at Princeton University.