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ABOUT

Lyndell T. McDonald, M.F.A
Owner and Creative Director

A native of Montgomery, AL., Lyndell T. McDonald currently serves as Assistant Professor and  Technical Supervisor for the Department of Theatre and Dance at The University of Alabama. He is a member of the IATSE local 78 stage union and has a preferred concentration in lighting design. In his role at UA, he has served as lighting designer and technical director for Dance Alabama! and the Alabama Repertory Dance Theatre for over a decade with oversight of six dance productions annually. He has previously served as the guest lighting designer for Contemporary Choreographers Collective (COCO) Dance Festival in Trinidad and Tobago, The American College Dance Association South-West Region Conference at Texas Tech University, The Alabama Project, a partnership in celebration of the State of Alabama’s bicentennial and the Alabama Dance Festival. He has also served as a lighting designer for the Birmingham Ballet, Birmingham Dance Theatre, NS Studio in Birmingham, Birmingham Academy of Dance and the Pointe Dance Arts. His theater design credits include: The Grapes of Wrath, The Piano Lesson and Romeo and Juliet, just to name of a few. A master electrician, his union credits include production setup for Jay-Z’s Holy Grail tour, Miranda Lambert’s Platinum tour and Mamma Mia!.
He has produced work for the Alabama Shakespeare Festival, American Ballet Theater and
The University of Alabama’s SummerTide Theatre productions. 

In addition to his academic and performing arts experience, Lyndell also owns an event lighting and production company, 2L7 LLC. The company manages and designs lighting and decor for special events including: formal galas, fundraisers and weddings. 2L7 provides clients with professional knowledge and expertise that immediately enhance any event. A two-time graduate of The University of Alabama, Lyndell holds B.A. and M.F.A. degrees in Theatre with a concentration in Technical Production.

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