Jeannie Beirne
In 10 seasons and 32 shows at Harlequin:
- Fighting Over Beverley — Scenic Designer
- Middletown — Scenic Designer
- The 39 Steps — Scenic Designer
- To Kill a Mockingbird — Scenic Designer
- Hedda Gabler — Scenic Designer
- The Language Archive — Scenic Designer / Video Designer
- Little Shop of Horrors — Scenic Designer
- Present Laughter — Scenic Design
- First Date — Scenic Design
- August: Osage County — Scenic Design
- Three Days of Rain — Scenic Design
- Ruthless — Scenic Designer
- The 1940s Radio Hour — Scenic Designer
- I Ought To Be In Pictures — Scenic Designer
- Love and Information — Scenic Design
- A Doll's House — Scenic Design
- Man of La Mancha — Scenic Design
- Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Christmas Carol — Scenic Design
- Noises Off — Scenic Design
- The Highest Tide — Scenic Design
- Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Christmas Carol — Scenic Design
- Tenderly — Scenic Design
- Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill — Scenic Design
- Until the Flood — Scenic Design
- A Christmas Carol — Scenic Design
- Hedwig and the Angry Inch — Scenic Design
- Fun Home — Scenic Design
- A Christmas Carol — Scenic Design
- Building Madness — Scenic Design
- Hundred Days — Scenic Design
- Falsettos — Scenic Design
- Every Brilliant Thing — Scenic Design
- A Christmas Carol — Scenic Design
- Cabaret — Scenic Design
- Pride and Prejudice — Scenic Design
Jeannie Beirne is the Resident Scenic Designer for Harlequin Productions. She has also enjoyed working with The Olympia Family Theatre, Saint Martin’s University, and South Puget Sound Community College. In Missouri, she has designed Urinetown and The Music Man with Missouri Western State University, and The Drowsy Chaperone, She Loves Me, and Damn Yankees for Tent Theater. In Arizona, Jeannie designed Mama and Jack Carew and the world premiere of Suocera by Hal Corley at the Theatre Artists Studio and Big Love with Kim Weild at Arizona State University.