Fifth Season Assisting Jo Winiarski — Utah Shakespeare Festival

June 2025 — I’m proud to be in my fifth season assisting Jo Winiarski as Scenic Designer for the Utah Shakespeare Festival. While most of my work with Jo happens remotely during the year, it’s always exciting to see the productions take shape in Cedar City.

This summer’s lineup at the Randall L. Jones Theatre includes:


A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder

  • Director: Amanda Berg Wilson

  • Scenic Design: Jo Winiarski

  • Assistant Scenic Design: Brandon PT Davis

  • Costume Design: Cha See

  • Lighting Design: Robert Wierzel

  • Sound Design/Composer: Sarah Pickett

A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder — Utah Shakespeare Festival, 2025


The Importance of Being Earnest

  • Director: Rodney Lizcano

  • Scenic Design: Jo Winiarski

  • Assistant Scenic Design: Brandon PT Davis

  • Costume Design: Bill Black

  • Lighting Design: Jessica Greenberg

  • Sound Design/Composer: Scott O’Brien

The Importance of Being Earnest — Utah Shakespeare Festival, 2025


  • Steel Magnolias

    • Director: Cameron Knight

    • Scenic Design: Jo Winiarski

    • Assistant Scenic Design: Brandon PT Davis

    • Costume Design: Kevin Alberts

    • Lighting Design: Robert Peterson

    • Sound Design/Composer: Joe Payne

Steel Magnolias — Utah Shakespeare Festival, 2025


Supporting Jo on these shows continues to be one of the most rewarding parts of my year. It’s a chance to learn from her process, contribute to the details that make each production sing, and stay connected to the artistry of USF.

Brandon PT Davis

Brandon PT Davis is a scenic and experiential designer whose work spans theatre, themed entertainment, and education. With more than 130 productions to his name, he explores how technology, storytelling, and collaboration shape the art of scenic design. His blog, Scenic Insights, reflects on design philosophy, process, and emerging tools while sharing resources for students and professionals alike.

https://www.brandonptdavis.com
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