This is the website of
New York based
designer and director
Wayne Miller
Mr. Miller recently directed a site specific production of Saul Levitts's play,
THE ANDERSONVILLE TRIAL
...in the 3rd County Courthouse in Historic Richmond Town. Historic Richmond Town is a living museum and restoration depicting 300 years of history in the Staten Island and New York City community. The 3rd County Courthouse was the former County Seat of Richmond County. Constructed in the 1830's, it was the ideal setting for the post Civil War trial of the commandant of the infamous Andersonville prison camp where more than 14,000 Uniion soldiers died of disease and malnutrition.
Other recent projects include the lighting design for INTO THE WOODS and ONCE ON THIS ISLAND (See GALLERY) for very ambitious prep school productions, and producing an all female cast production of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar.
In spring of 2013, he will design and direct a revival of Yasmina Reza's TONY Award winning play, GOD OF CARNAGE.
In October 2011, he designed a revival of Paul Zindel's 1977 serio-comedy, LADIES AT THE ALAMO, directed by Craig Stoebling. He recently designed his third revival of JACOB MARLEY'S CHRISTMAS CAROL. For more information see www.sistny.org
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