Mark Stanley (lighting designer)

Mark Stanley (lighting designer)

Mark Stanley is a professional lighting designer. A graduate of the College of William and Mary, Mark specializes in dance lighting, but has also worked in opera, the theatre, and even television. He has been the Resident Lighting Director for New York City Ballet since 1986 and is an Associate Professor of Lighting Design at Boston University's College of Fine Arts. Stanley is the author of The Color of Light Workbook, published by Rosco Entertainment Technology.


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