TERRY COBB
Associate Staff

Terry Cobb has designed the lighting for the Theatre Department's main stage productions for the past 24 years. Educated at Auburn University (B.A.) and Humboldt State University (M.A. and M.F.A.), Terry often designs sound and occasionally sets or costumes. He has designed lighting for over 70 productions at UMBC and over 200 productions in total. He served as production engineer for most of the department's Shakespeare on Wheels productions, including Hamlet and The Merry Wives of Windsor. Mr. Cobb was associate artist of the Maryland Stage Company and designed the lighting for 11 of the company's productions. He designed sets, lights, and sound for the MSC Beckett Trio (Not I, That Time, Ohio Impromptu) which performed in Strasbourg, France and the Beckett Trio (Play, That Time, Ohio Impromptu) which performed in Berlin, Germany. His work was seen at the Kennedy Center for the fourth time in the Theatre Department's ACTF production of Buried in 2004. He designed the lighting for Eugene O'Neill's A Moon for the Misbegotten at Rep Stage, in Columbia, MD. He served as technical director for the Baltimore International Theatre Festival in 1981. He teaches light and sound design and computer assisted drafting.

B.A. Theatre, Auburn University
M.A. Lighting Design/Technical Direction, Humboldt State University
M.F.A. Lighting/Costume Design, Humboldt State University

Contact: cobb@umbc.edu