The event was held on September 30.
The 1/52 Project, the financial grant program founded by Tony Award-winning set designer Beowulf Boritt, has selected third round of nine early-career designer recipients to benefit from $150,000 in grants. Applicants were chosen based on talent, creativity, need, innovation, and potential for future excellence in the professional theatrical field, and each of the recipients will receive grants up to $17,500.
The nine grants were presented at a reception at The Civilian Hotel Rosevale cocktail lounge on Monday, September 30, sponsored by a generous donation from Neil Mazella and Hudson Scenic Studios. Check out photos below!
The 2024 recipients are Emma Deane (Lighting Designer); Emmanuel Delgado (Lighting Designer); Camilla Dely (Costume Designer); Dee Etti-Williams (Sound Designer); Carolina Ortiz Herrera (Lighting Designer); Meg Powers (Costume Designer); Hannah Tran (Projection Designer); Miguel Urbino (Set Designer); and Teresa L. Williams (Set Designer).
Photo Credit: Danny Bristoll
Alejo Vietti, Beowulf Boritt, Jeff Croiter
John Lee Beatty & David Zinn
Frank Swann of Hudson Scenic (party sponsor), Dee Eti Williams (recipient), Sun Hee Kil (committee member)
Cristina Angeles, Rachel Hauck, Lawrence E. Moten III
Meg Powers (Costume Designer),Miguel Urbino (Set Designer); Teresa L. Williams (Set Designer). Emma Deane (Lighting Designer); Camilla Dely (Costume Designer), Carolina Ortiz Herrera (Lighting Designer); Dee Etti-Williams (Sound Designer); Hannah Tran (Projection Designer);Emmanuel Delgado (Lighting Designer);
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