>>Faculty & Staff list

Craig Lindsay

Craig has been the Technical Director for the Theatre and Dance department since 1995.   As T.D. he has managed the development and realization of over forty Keene State Theatre and Dance productions.  Craig has designed lighting for three K.S.C. productions and is a regular contributing lighting designer to the annual dance concert.  Craig has also designed sound for three K.S.C. productions. On behalf of Keene State, Craig accepted the Golden Hammer Award at The Kennedy Center American Theatre College Festival for Servant of Two Masters.  At Keene State Craig teaches courses in lighting, sound, and technical theatre.  He teaches “Theatre Lab” in the scene-shop with Céline Perron that produces scenery, props and lighting for K.S.C. productions.  Craig also teaches the “Production Process” classes for all K.S.C. faculty directed shows. 

Craig’s career in theatre started in Canada where he worked at The Great Canadian Theatre Company (Ottawa), the Saidye Bronfman Center (Montreal), Youth Theatre (Montreal), Centaur Theatre (Montreal), Piggery Theatre (Quebec), and The National Arts Center (Ottawa).  Craig has worked professionally as a lighting designer, sound designer, scenic designer, production manager, technical director, stage manager, and carpenter/technician.  Craig has been a guest scenic and lighting designer at Bishop’s University.  He also worked on productions at Concordia University in Montreal.

Since arriving in Keene in December 1994, Craig has designed lighting at the Peterborough Players, the Actors Theatre Playhouse, and The Putney School.  He also designed the lighting for the Mable Brown Room (KSC Student Center).  Craig has worked for Franklyn Pierce College theatre department.

Craig holds a B.A. with Honors from Bishop’s University in Quebec, and a graduate diploma in Communication from Concordia University (Montreal).