Documenting and archiving productions for revivals at The Santa Fe Opera as well as other companies around the world. Maintaining a database and light plot for the season. Coordinating and producing paperwork for up to 5 followspots. Leading a daily 30 to 90 minute focus of 150 to 300 lights. She begins the season as the Foreign Princess in Rusalka at Pittsburgh Opera, followed by Ariadne auf Naxos at Arizona Opera. Lee worked with designers including Chris Akerlind, Duane Schuler, Rick Fisher, Jim Ingalls, Jennifer Tipton, Pat Collins, Mimi Sherin, Brian Nason, Thomas Hase, Paul Hackenmueller, Malcolm Rippeth and Japhy Weideman.īefore this becoming Lighting Director Lee spent 9 years as a Lighting Supervisor with responsibilities including, assisting the designers to develop and distribute all necessary paperwork for the 5 show Repertory. A native of Philadelphia, soprano Leah Hawkins will have a series of exciting role and house debuts in the 2022-23 season. This included a 4 year $45 million capital campaign to renovate the backstage areas, workshops, and offices including upgrades to the lighting systems and technologies as they relate to the lighting department. Lee FIskness was the Lighting Director at The Santa Fe Opera from 2012-2018, where his responsibilities include hiring, training, and supervising a department of 16 (8 staff and 8 apprentice electricians), facilitating the design and production of 5 operas each season in rotating repertory in an open air venue, managing the season budget, repairs, capital expenditures, renovation, and improvements.
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