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After nearly 25 years working on a variety of projects Theater Design has become a sought-after firm due to our reputation in the industry, the success of our projects and the acclaim of our clients. As we look to the future we have decided that our website should reflect that diverse experience and expertise with a new website (expertly designed by DABBOTT Design). We wish to provide architects and performing arts organizations with a website that is easy to navigate and that describes our services, philosophy and approach to projects.


Visitors to the website will find easy access to the services we provide, past and present projects and solutions to common and unique design issues. Our FAQ page clearly explains the value of our services and that while designing a new theater is similar to designing a show, it is vastly more complex. These issues are discussed in greater detail in Building Better Theaters, by Theater Design founder and president Michael Mell.


Our NEWS section keeps our clients up to date on the activities of the firm and staff. As well, future press releases and items of interest to the theater design industry are presented. We encourage our clients to BE IN TOUCH via the contact page where they may send an email or find our phone number to speak to us directly.




Theater Design attended the Society for College and University Planning (SCUP) Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference in Philadelphia on March 8-10, 2023. The theme of the conference was “Removing Barriers for a Limitless Reality,” exploring how colleges and universities are breaking down both the physical and intangible barriers that are impeding them from achieving their missions. Planners at Temple University are actively taking steps to remove barriers at their own institution: eliminating the fences that had separated campus from the surrounding North Philadelphia neighborhood; implementing new policies to create a more equitable environment for students and staff alike; expanding educational opportunities for students with learning challenges; and more!

Theater Design is pleased to support the Philipstown Depot Theatre’s production of God of Carnage. Written by Yasmina Reza, translated by Christopher Hampton, directed by Isaac Byrne, this play reveals the savage child within us all. Starring Christine Bokhour, Raymond Bokhour, Maia Guest, and Gregory Porter Miller.


The Philipstown Depot Theatre is a unique community-based performing arts center that connects families and individuals in the Hudson River Valley with the best in high-caliber affordable theater, music and films. The theater entertains, educates and informs audiences with its programs and productions administered in partnership with the Town of Philipstown Recreation Department.

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