Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Bob Knuth (born May 15, 1967 as Robert Alan Knuth) is an award-winning American scenic designer and art director based in the Chicago, Illinois area. Knuth is currently the Art Director for The Second City Inc (Chicago, Hollywood, Toronto) and UP Comedy Club in Chicago. Knuth has been nominated for 15 Joseph Jefferson Awards and is a two (2) time award winner.In 2004, Chris Jones, Chief Theater Critic for The Chicago Tribune wrote about Knuth's body of work in Chicago storefront theaters, "Perhaps more than any other set designer working in the Chicago area, Knuth has solved the aesthetic problems inherent in the prosaic, end-on storefront where audience members sit in narrow rows and stare over the backs of heads at a rectangular stage without much depth or height. Normally, that's as constraining as trying to build a postmodern dwelling on a single Chicago lot. But as Knuth proves again in his very bold, striking and endlessly inventive production of "Jane Eyre" (the talented fellow directs as well as designs), it does not have to be that way.""@en }
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- Bob_Knuth abstract "Bob Knuth (born May 15, 1967 as Robert Alan Knuth) is an award-winning American scenic designer and art director based in the Chicago, Illinois area. Knuth is currently the Art Director for The Second City Inc (Chicago, Hollywood, Toronto) and UP Comedy Club in Chicago. Knuth has been nominated for 15 Joseph Jefferson Awards and is a two (2) time award winner.In 2004, Chris Jones, Chief Theater Critic for The Chicago Tribune wrote about Knuth's body of work in Chicago storefront theaters, "Perhaps more than any other set designer working in the Chicago area, Knuth has solved the aesthetic problems inherent in the prosaic, end-on storefront where audience members sit in narrow rows and stare over the backs of heads at a rectangular stage without much depth or height. Normally, that's as constraining as trying to build a postmodern dwelling on a single Chicago lot. But as Knuth proves again in his very bold, striking and endlessly inventive production of "Jane Eyre" (the talented fellow directs as well as designs), it does not have to be that way."".