Seághan McKay
is a Boston-based projection
designer whose work has been showcased in many of the
historic city’s greatest performance venues. Among them are
The Boston Opera House, The Shubert Theater, Boston
Symphony Hall, The Paramount Theatre, The Boston University
Theatre, and numerous others. Seághan’s designs have earned
him five award nominations from the Independent Reviewers
of New England in 2014, 2015, and 2016. Seághan received
the 2017 IRNE Award for Best Projection Design for the
Lyric Stage production of Sondheim on Sondheim
and the 2018 IRNE Award for
Best Projection Design for the New Repertory Theatre
production of Golda’s
Balcony.
Prominent directors and designers that Seághan counts among
his collaborators include Mikko Nissinen, Rosetta Cucchi,
Crystal Manich, Maria Aitken, Michael Cavanagh, Cliff
Fannin Baker, John Conklin, Allen Moyer, Robert Perdziola,
Peter Nigrini, Greg Emetaz, Mark Stanley, Chris Akerlind,
D.M. Wood, Joel Silver, Paul Hackenmueller, and John
Gromada. Seághan has been a full-time faculty member at the
Boston University School of Theater since 2014 and has
given guest lectures and master classes at the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Brandeis University,
Emerson College, The University of Arkansas, and the
Production Managers Forum Fall 2012 Meeting.
The Boston
Ballet - Swan Lake
Choreograhper:
Mikko Nissinen
Scenic and Cotume Design: Robert Perdziola
Lighting Design: Mark Stanley
Projection Design: Seághan McKay
Member
of United Scenic Artists Local 829, the Union of Theatrical
Designers and Scenic Artists in the United
States
