Kent
Goetz has been the Resident Scene Designer at the Schwartz Center for the Performing Arts since 1991. Other institutions for
which he has designed professionally include Asolo Theatre, Alabama Shakespeare Festival,
Florida Stage, Geva Theatre, Milwaukee
Repertory Theatre, Madison Repertory Theatre, Madison Opera, Skylight Opera,
Body Politic Theatre, American Musical Theatre, Maine State Musical Theatre,
Heart of America Shakespeare Festival, the Illinois Shakespeare Festival, the
Hangar Theatre and the Kitchen Theatre Company. He has also served as a scenic
artist at the Long Wharf Theatre, Hartford Stage, Goodspeed Opera and the Julliard
School. Prior to Cornell he taught design at Illinois State University and Illinois
Wesleyan University. Prof. Goetz is a member of the United Scenic Artists Local
829 and the United States Institute of Theatre Technology for which he has curated
the semi-annual Digital Design Exhibit. His tutorials written for the CAD application,
VectorWorks are widely used by theatre professionals and teachers throughout
the United States and abroad. He earned his Master of Fine Arts Degree in Scene
Design from the University of Wisconsin at Madison.
Kent
Goetz has been the Resident Scene Designer at the Schwartz Center for the Performing Arts since 1991. Other institutions for
which he has designed professionally include Asolo Theatre, Alabama Shakespeare Festival,
Florida Stage, Geva Theatre, Milwaukee
Repertory Theatre, Madison Repertory Theatre, Madison Opera, Skylight Opera,
Body Politic Theatre, American Musical Theatre, Maine State Musical Theatre,
Heart of America Shakespeare Festival, the Illinois Shakespeare Festival, the
Hangar Theatre and the Kitchen Theatre Company. He has also served as a scenic
artist at the Long Wharf Theatre, Hartford Stage, Goodspeed Opera and the Julliard
School. Prior to Cornell he taught design at Illinois State University and Illinois
Wesleyan University. Prof. Goetz is a member of the United Scenic Artists Local
829 and the United States Institute of Theatre Technology for which he has curated
the semi-annual Digital Design Exhibit. His tutorials written for the CAD application,
VectorWorks are widely used by theatre professionals and teachers throughout
the United States and abroad. He earned his Master of Fine Arts Degree in Scene
Design from the University of Wisconsin at Madison.