Stones in His Pockets opened yesterday as my fourth design of the Peterborough Player's season. The Monadnock Ledger-Transcript said, "...also designed the simple but serviceable set and Eric Larson's stunning lighting provides any additional scenery that is needed." Pictures will be posted soon.

I've just returned to Peterborough, NH for another season as resident LD for the Peterborough Players. This summer I'll be designing Harvey, Nobody Don't Like Yogi, Stones in His Pockets, Private Lives, An Ideal Husband, Doubt, Hansel and Gretel and Cindy Reilly.

Right now I'm about to go into tech for The Drunken City at Playwright's Horizons, where I'm assisting Matt Richards. After that opens, Diego comes to Radio City Music Hall for a few days, and then I head to St. Louis with Susan Marshall & Company's Cloudless. After I return from St. Louis, I am designing 37 Stones for Working Man's Clothes here in New York City. After that I will be in Dallas assisting Matt Richards on Dallas Theater Center's production of The Misanthrope.

I'm currently in York, PA assisting Tom Sturge on the 2nd tour of Go Diego Go, Live! I'll be here until the end of next week, when I go to Stevens Point, WI for a few days with Susan Marshall & Company's production of Cloudless. I'll be back in New York after the 27th of January.

Still running at Manhattan Children's Theater is Lilly's Purple Plastic Purse, running until Feb. 3rd.

Scapin opened last night at the Turtle Shell Theater. So far it's been pretty well received; stagebuzz.com said, "Production values are strong. Keven Lock’s bright and electrically vibrant sets perfectly frame A. Christina Giannini’s ‘70s-inspired (and one suspects vintage, in some cases) costumes. Eric Larson’s lighting shows everything off to great advantage."

Here's what I've been up to lately, and what's coming up in the future.

In October I designed EATfest, a festival of 18 short plays for the Emerging Artists Theatre Company. The Off-Off Broadway Review said the plays "featured some excellent lighting work by designer Eric Larson". In November I went to Geneva, NY and Hamilton, NY as lighting supervisor for Susan Marshall & Company for two performances of Cloudless.

Next week I open Scapin for Turtle Shell Productions; the week after that it's Lilly's Purple Plastic Purse for Manhattan Children's Theatre.

In January I'll be in York, PA to tech the 2nd national tour of Go Diego Go, Live! as assistant lighting designer to Tom Sturge.

I have a new phone number, (347) 267-5043. Please use that from now on when contacting me. The 617 number will continue to work for a few months but will no longer be my primary phone.

I've just posted photos of The Peterborough Players production of The Last 5 Years on the portfolio page.

I'm currently in Utah as Assistant Lighting Designer at the Utah Shakespearean Festival. I'll be back in New York at the end of September.

Pictures from the Peterborough Players production of Visiting Mr. Green are now available on the portfolio page. Pictures from The Last 5 Years should be up in a day or two.

Yesterday we opened The Long Christmas Dinner, the 5th of the 6 shows I'm designing here this summer. The 6th and final show, The Underpants opens August 22nd. Pictures of Visiting Mr. Green and The Last 5 Years will be up by the end of this week.

The Last 5 Years opened last week at the Peterborough Players. I've already opened Visting Mr. Green and Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. Next up are The Heiress, The Long Christmas Dinner and The Underpants. Pictures to follow soon.

United Stage's review of Fritz & Froyim said "The set, a series of darkened screens, is deceptively static, but once the ghost of Froyim appears, scenic designer Ryan Scott and lighting designer Eric Larson expertly transport us beyond the mortal plane."

Nytheatre.com's review of You Can't Take it With You said "Eric Larson's lights are exactly right—just the kind of design you want for a show like this—they are so good you don't even notice them."

The 5 shows I was designing at the Peterborough Players this summer have just been upgraded to 6 shows. I am now also designing The Last 5 Years by Jason Robert Browne.

After teching three shows in three weeks, I have The Jocker running at Wings Theatre (Theatermania.com called the lighting "simple but evocative"); You Can't Take it With You at T. Schreiber Studio and Fritz & Froyim in previews at the Turtle Shell Theatre.

On Monday I head to New Hampshire where I'll be the Resident Lighting Designer for the summer season of the Peterborough Players, designing 5 plays including Visiting Mr. Green and Steve Martin's The Underpants. After that I head to Utah to be Assistant Lighting Designer for Utah Shakespeare Festival's Fall Season.