Steven is an Associate Professor at the University of Denver, where he serves as the Chair and Technical Director for the Department of Theatre. Recent TD work includes “Saints of Failure” for Generator Theatre, “The Full Monty” and “Matilda” at PACE, “Reunion” with Creative Endeavor, and “Il Trittico” and “The Magic Flute” for Lamont Opera Theatre. Recent design work includes Sound Designs for “Twist Your Dickens” at Aurora Fox, “Pride & Prejudice” and “Every Christmas Story Ever Told (and Then Some!)“ for Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company, “Spamalot” at PACE, “Evita” at Phamaly, and multiple designs for Athena Project and Little Theatre of the Rockies. Steven has worked for a variety of performing arts organizations, including the Seattle Rep, South Coast Repertory Theatre, Single Carrot Theatre, and 22 seasons with the Colorado Shakespeare Festival. At DU, Steven teaches Stage Management, Sound Design, Properties, Lighting and Stage Technology. Steven earned his MFA in Theatre Design and Production from the University of California, Irvine.Steven McDonald
Steven is an Associate Professor at the University of Denver, where he serves as the Chair and Technical Director for the Department of Theatre. Recent TD work includes “Saints of Failure” for Generator Theatre, “The Full Monty” and “Matilda” at PACE, “Reunion” with Creative Endeavor, and “Il Trittico” and “The Magic Flute” for Lamont Opera Theatre. Recent design work includes Sound Designs for “Twist Your Dickens” at Aurora Fox, “Pride & Prejudice” and “Every Christmas Story Ever Told (and Then Some!)“ for Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company, “Spamalot” at PACE, “Evita” at Phamaly, and multiple designs for Athena Project and Little Theatre of the Rockies. Steven has worked for a variety of performing arts organizations, including the Seattle Rep, South Coast Repertory Theatre, Single Carrot Theatre, and 22 seasons with the Colorado Shakespeare Festival. At DU, Steven teaches Stage Management, Sound Design, Properties, Lighting and Stage Technology. Steven earned his MFA in Theatre Design and Production from the University of California, Irvine.