Beyond the Screen
Moments That Matter
About the Designer
Brandon PT Davis (he/him) is a Southern California-based scenic designer whose work invites audiences into spaces where stories unfold with nuance and depth. From his earliest design explorations in 2006 to his formal training with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre Arts from Stephens College and a Master of Fine Arts in Scenic Design from the University of California, Irvine, Brandon has honed a practice that is both adaptive and rich in detail.
Guided by a love for realism, texture, and subtle storytelling, Brandon’s approach is attuned to the shifting landscape of theatre, responding with designs that balance minimalist forms with intricately crafted elements. His work draws from a deep well of inspirations—visual art, architecture, and found moments in the everyday—creating stages that feel at once intimate and expansive.
Brandon embraces the potential of technology to deepen his artistry, from 3D modeling to advanced rendering techniques, blending the tactile and digital to bring scenes to life. A proud member of USA 829, he is energized by the collaborative spirit of theatre, weaving together imagination and craft to serve each story with clarity and intention.
Upcoming Projects
Romero
Direceted by David Crespy at the University of Missouri, Columbia.
Men on Ice
Directed by Dan Klarer at the Great American Melodrama.
Urinetown
Directed by Joy Powel at the University of Missouri, Columbia.
The Music Man
Directed by Bernie Monroe at the Okboji Summer Theatre.