About

Britton Wayne Mauk (he/him/his) is a scenic designer (that happens to be a queer, trans man) that is devoted to diverse collaborations, bold choices, and innovative solutions. Thinking outside the box while ensuring the production remains visually accessible and true to the artistic intention.

Most notably, he has designed three world premieres—Untitled and The Burdens at City Theatre, and Old Man and the Sea at Pittsburgh Playhouse. Some of his other designs from these venues include The Absolute Brightness of Leonard Pelkey at City Theatre, Good Grief, and Wig Out! at Pittsburgh Playhouse. Britton has designed for Portland Center Stage (Hedwig and the Angry Inch and Rent) in Portland, OR; Long Wharf Theatre (I am My Own Wife) in New Haven, CT; Cardinal Stage (Fun Home) in Bloomington, IN; Mixed Blood (Mermaid Hour Remixed) in Minneapolis, MN; and Bristol Riverside Theatre (Skeleton Crew). Closer to home, he has designed for Pittsburgh Public Theatre (The Chief), Front Porch Theatricals, CLO Cabaret, Prime Stage, Pittsburgh Musical Theatre, and Quantum. He is a member of the USITT IDEAs Committee, co-chair of the USITT Queer Nation Network, and co-coordinator for the USITT Gateway Program.