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Director
of Theater
Professor of Theater, Lighting Designer
Office: 118 Hopkins Center
Office Phone: (603)646-2030
E-mail: Dan.Kotlowitz@Dartmouth.edu
Courses
- Thea 44: Lighting Design
- Thea 45: Composition and Design
Dan Kotlowitz joined the Dartmouth faculty in the winter of 1995 as the
Lighting Designer for the Theater Department. He was just awarded the John M.
Manley Huntington Memorial Award for outstanding teaching and research. Mr.
Kotlowitz has designed over 200 professional productions, his work has been
seen in New York at the New York Shakespeare Festival, Manhattan Theatre Club,
Julliard Theatre, Primary Stages, Playwrights Horizons, The Astor Place, The
Promenade Theatre, The Joyce Theatre, Serious Fun! Festival at Lincoln Center,
New Federal Theatre, Soho Rep and AMAS Rep. He has designed in LORT theaters
all over the country including: Centerstage, Hartford Stage, The Long Wharf,
Huntington Theatre, Trinity Repertory, LaJolla Playhouse, Cincinnati Playhouse
in the Park, Berkeley Repertory Theater, Milwaukee Repertory Theatre, Capitol
Repertory, Merrimack Repertory Theatre, Virginia Stage Company, Shakespeare and
Company, Berkshire Theatre Festival, Connecticut Rep Theater, and the George
Street Playhouse. He most recently designed AH WILDERNESS at Centerstage in
Baltimore, and is currently working on MRS. WARREN'S PROFESSION at the
Berkshire Theatre Festival, THE PLAY'S THE THING for Asolo Repertory Theatre in
Florida, and 12 ANGRY MEN at the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis. His design
work for performance artist Diamanda Gala's PLAGUE MASS, INSEKTA, TICKETS and
THE SPORTING LIFE have been seen nationally and internationally in Paris,
London, Slovenia, Austria, Germany, Spain, Italy, Lithuania, Norway and Greece.
He is a member of United Scenic Artist, Local 829, and received his B.A. from
Grinnell College, and an M.F.A. in lighting design from the University of
Wisconsin, Madison. Professor Kotlowitz teaches lighting design and composition
for the theater, and designs main stage productions.
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