Tharon Musser

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Tharon Musser was a pioneering American lighting designer renowned for revolutionizing Broadway lighting with her innovative use of computerized systems on landmark productions.

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instanceOf Broadway designer
Tony Award winner
lighting designer
person
theatre lighting designer
activeIn 20th-century theatre
Broadway musicals NERFINISHED
awardReceived Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Lighting Design NERFINISHED
Tony Award for Best Lighting Design NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
describedBySource Broadway theatre histories
lighting design textbooks
employer Broadway theatre industry
familyName Musser NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork Broadway theatre NERFINISHED
theatre lighting
genre musical theatre
givenName Tharon NERFINISHED
hasRole lighting designer for A Chorus Line
lighting designer for A Little Night Music
lighting designer for Applause
lighting designer for Dreamgirls
lighting designer for Follies
lighting designer for Mame
lighting designer for The Wiz
influenced contemporary theatre lighting design
use of computerized lighting systems in live performance
knownFor introducing the first fully computerized lighting console on Broadway
lighting design for the original Broadway production of A Chorus Line
languageOfWorkOrName English
name Tharon Musser NERFINISHED
nationality American
notableAchievement among the first to integrate computer technology into stage lighting on Broadway
notableFor pioneering use of computerized lighting control on Broadway
revolutionizing Broadway lighting design
notableWork A Chorus Line NERFINISHED
A Little Night Music NERFINISHED
Applause NERFINISHED
Dreamgirls NERFINISHED
Follies NERFINISHED
Mame NERFINISHED
The Wiz NERFINISHED
occupation lighting designer
theatrical designer
sexOrGender female
workLocation New York City

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