Christopher Gilmore

Christopher Gilmore designs for theatre, opera, dance and live performance. Recent designs include “El Niño: Nativity Reconsidered” (American Modern Opera Company: Opera Omaha, Stanford Live, Yale Schwarzman Center, St. John The Divine), Boston Ballet School: Next Generation 2023 (Boston Ballet), “Wine in the Wilderness” (Co-Design: Kathy Perkins, Two River Theatre), “Seven Deadly Spins” (La Jolla Music Society), Luke Hickey’s “A Little Old, A Little New” (The Joyce @ Chelsea Factory, American Dance Festival 2022, New Victory Dance Festival 2023), “With Care” (AMOC: 92Y), Ensemble Connect’s “Up Close: Through Movement” (Carnegie Hall), “CAGE” (AMOC), “Dirty Rotten Scoundrels” (NYFA). He worked as an Assistant/Associate for “Siegfried” (Virginia Opera), “Only an Octave Apart” (Spoleto Festival USA, Gate Theatre Dublin), “La Boheme” (Boston Lyric Opera, Opera Philadelphia), “Harawi” (AMOC: DeSingel, Bayer Leverkusen, Elbphilharmonie Hamburg), “Broken Theatre” (AMOC: Carolina Performing Arts, OZ Arts Nashville, La MaMa ETC), “Assembly” (Park Avenue Armory), “Trevor: A New Musical” (Stage42), “Radio Golf” (TRT), “Log Cabin” (Playwrights Horizons) as well as for multiple productions at American Repertory Theatre and Huntington Theatre Company. Gilmore graduated from Emerson College.