Featured in the New Works Festival at Richmond Ballet
Lighting: Brittany Diliberto
Choreography: Kate Skarpetowska
Costumes: Emily Morgan DeAngelis
Richmond Ballet dancers in Polaris by Kate Skarpetowska. Richmond Ballet 2015. All rights reserved. Photography by Sarah Ferguson.
at Synetic Theater
This production has received multiple 2015 Helen Hayes Award Nominations, including Outstanding Lighting Design.
Directed by: Paata Tsikurishvili
Lighting: Brittany Diliberto
Scenic: Philip Charlwood
Costumes: Kendra Rai
Sound: Thomas Sowers
Composition: Koki Lortkipanidze
Projections: Riki Kim
Photography by Johnny Shryock, courtesy of Synetic Theater
"...multimedia and lighting designers Riki K. and Brittany Diliberto, respectively, use blue-green hues to give the house the feel of a planetarium, with a touch of the bioluminescent nocturnal world of Avatar." -- Washington City Paper
"The senses sure get a workout." -- The Washington Post
"The scenic design by Phil Charlwood with lighting design by Brittany Diliberto is chilly." -- DC Metro Theatre Arts
at Synetic Theater
Directed by: Paata Tsikurishvili
Lighting: Brittany Diliberto
Scenic: Daniel Pinha
Costumes: Kendra Rai
Sound: Thomas Sowers
Composition: Koki Lortkipanidze
Photography by Koko Lanham, courtesy of Synetic Theater
Reviews:
"Diliberto’s rich lighting adds to the atmosphere of sin and glitz." -- The Washington Post
"The lighting and color make the show visually compelling." -- Brightest Young Things
at Synetic Theater
Directed by: Paata Tsikurishvili
Lighting: Brittany Diliberto
Scenic & Costumes: Georgi Alexi-Meskhishvili
Sound: Thomas Sowers
Composition: Koki Lortkipanidze
Photography by Koko Lanham, Courtesy of Synetic Theater
Reviews:
at Synetic Theater
Written and Directed by: Derek Goldman
Lighting: Brittany Diliberto
Scenic: Lisi Stoessel
Costumes: Ivania Stack
Sound: Thomas Sowers
Projections: Shane O’Loughlin
Photography by Koko Lanham, Courtesy of Synetic Theater
Reviews:
“Both Lisi Stoessel’s clever scenic designs and Brittany Diliberto’s vibrant lighting designs masterfully capture the essence of the feeling of traveling on a boat along the English countryside with our friends.” -- Maryland Theatre Guide
“Lighting Designer Brittany Diliberto and Projection Designer Shane O’Loughlin add nicely to the scenography, as does Sound Designer Thomas Sowers. All three collaborate on some truly wonderful spring thunderstorms.” -- DC Metro Theatre Arts
“Brittany Diliberto's artful lighting design has the water reflect onto the stage adding to the play's ambiance.” -- Broadway World
“In one lyrical moment, Jerome waxes philosophical as he contemplates the night sky (effectively summoned by lighting designer Brittany Diliberto).” -- The Washington Post
at the Shakespeare Theatre Company's Academy for Classical Acting
Directed by: Robert Richmond
Lighting: Brittany Diliberto
Photography by Brittany Diliberto
at Synetic Theater
Directed by: Ben Cunis
Written by: Ben Cunis and Peter Cunis
Lighting: Brittany Diliberto
Scenic: Daniel Pinha
Costumes: Kendra Rai
Composition: Clint Herring & Koki Lortkipanidze
Sound and Projection: Thomas Sowers
Photography by Johnny Shryock, courtesy of Synetic Theater
Reviews:
"Utterly spellbinding." -- Alexandria Times
"The lighting design by Brittany Diliberto and sound design by Thomas Sowers are handsomely detailed adding to the immersion of the audience into the mystery and magic they witness." -- DC Metro Theatre Arts
"...Lighting Design by Brittany Diliberto evoked the dim, blue danger of the Beast’s world and the remote regions of the story." -- Maryland Theatre Guide
at Forum Theatre
Directed by: Jessica Burgess
Lighting: Brittany Diliberto
Scenic: Robbie Hayes
Costumes: Deb Sivigny
Sound: Thomas Sowers
Photography by Melissa Blackall
at Synetic Theater
Directed by: Paata Tsikurishvili
Written by: Ben Cunis and Peter Cunis
Lighting: Brittany Diliberto
Scenic and Costumes: Anastasia Simes
Sound: Thomas Sowers
Photography by Johnny Shryock and Brittany Diliberto
Reviews:
"The production revs with sensory appeal, from Brittany Diliberto’s rock concert lighting design to the sinister/bombastic music by Konstantine Lortkipanidze. This is Synetic at full throttle..." -- The Washington Post
"Lighting Design by Brittany Diliberto [provides] stark highlights and contrasts exactly when needed" -- DC Metro Theater Arts
"The masterful lighting turns this multi-purpose set from dungeon to pub without breaking a sweat." -- DC Theatre Scene
at Taffety Punk
Directed by: Lise Bruneau
Lighting: Brittany Diliberto
Scenic: Jessica Moretti
Costumes: Kimberly Parkman
Sound: Palmer Hefferan
Photography by Brittany Diliberto
Reviews:
"Lights by Brittany Diliberto and sound by Palmer Hefferan do the heavy lifting to move things along…and signal who’s going down next." -- DC Metro Theater Arts
"[Bruneau] and her production team—Set Design (Jessica Moretti and Katie Dill), Lights (Brittany Diliberto), Costumes (Kimberly Parkman), and Sound (Palmer Hefferan)—create a poor theatre aesthetic that not only serves the production well but keeps the scenes and their necessities moving fluidly throughout." -- Maryland Theater Guide
at Taffety Punk
Directed by: Lise Bruneau and Chris Curtis
Lighting: Brittany Diliberto
Scenic: Peter Adams
Costumes: Scott Hammar
Reviews:
"Part poetry slam, part bitter romance, part moral screed, “Oxygen” clocks in at a mere 70 minutes but packs a full-length wallop." -- The Washington Post
"Yes, low-budget shows can be incredible." -- Pink Line Project