Jen Schriever
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Oct 28, 2026
David JacquesHOST
No,
EllenHOST
it was great because Isabella Bird and Jen Schriever are friends and, you know, colleagues on Broadway, like the young women generation taking over.
EllenHOST
And Maya Gomez is young, Latina, black, you know, LGBTQ represents a whole new thing going on out there.
EllenHOST
And it was a great conversation.
David JacquesHOST
No,
Ellen HartHOST
it was great because Isabella Bird and Jen Schriever are friends and, you know, colleagues on Broadway, like the young women generation taking over.
Ellen HartHOST
And Maya Gomez is young, Latina, black, you know, LGBTQ represents a whole new thing going on out there.
Ellen HartHOST
And it was a great conversation.
EllenHOST
working as a design and production associate at Light Switch.
EllenHOST
And Jen Schriever, a Tony Award-winning lighting designer on Broadway, the West End, Off-Broadway, regional theater, and opera.
EllenHOST
So welcome to the Lumen Ladies edition of Light Talk.
EllenHOST
Very happy to have you all here today.
30 MINS LATER
Jen SchrieverGUEST
And I chose to just listen to... whatever.
Jen SchrieverGUEST
And I made it really bright.
Jen SchrieverGUEST
And like the capital B of bright, it's like, I think the first sentence of the New York times article is like bright is an understatement or something about like Jen Schriever's lights.
Jen SchrieverGUEST
And I felt so validated that, that I got a bad review because I kept trying to say, I think it's too bright.
Ellen HartHOST
working as a design and production associate at Light Switch.
Ellen HartHOST
And Jen Schriever, a Tony Award-winning lighting designer on Broadway, the West End, Off-Broadway, regional theater, and opera.
Ellen HartHOST
So welcome to the Lumen Ladies edition of Light Talk.
Ellen HartHOST
Very happy to have you all here today.
30 MINS LATER
Jen SchrieverGUEST
And I chose to just listen to... whatever.
Jen SchrieverGUEST
And I made it really bright.
Jen SchrieverGUEST
And like the capital B of bright, it's like, I think the first sentence of the New York times article is like bright is an understatement or something about like Jen Schriever's lights.
Jen SchrieverGUEST
And I felt so validated that, that I got a bad review because I kept trying to say, I think it's too bright.
David JacquesHOST
[laughs]
EllenHOST
Yes, but in the meantime, before we get there, next week we're going to do a Lumen Ladies show, uh, with three great designers: Jen Schriever, who got a Tony Award, Drama Desk Award, Outer Critics Circle Award for the outstanding lighting design of The Lost Boys-
David JacquesHOST
Mm-hmm
EllenHOST
... currently on Broadway.
David JacquesHOST
Yeah.
DennisHOST
[laughs] They know the rules.
David JacquesHOST
If people wanna listen, uh, it was a wonderful interview with, uh, Jen Schriever, called I Love a Light Bulb.
EllenHOST
Right.
Ellen HartHOST
before we get there, next week, we're going to do a Lumen Lady show with three great designers.
Ellen HartHOST
Jen Schriever, who got a Tony Award, Drama Desk Award, Outer Critics Circle Award for the Outstanding Lighting Design of the Lost Boys, currently on Broadway.
Ellen HartHOST
Mm-hmm.
Ellen HartHOST
And she'll be at LDI this year doing a panel about that award-winning lighting with some of her crew and participating in the portfolio review, which is co-organized by Lumen Brother Brackley Frayer.
Ellen HartHOST
They know the rules.
Dennis SizeHOST
People want to listen.
Dennis SizeHOST
It was a wonderful interview with Jen Schriever called I Love a Lightbulb.
David JacquesHOST
Right.