Design Portfolio

Experience the charm of Guys on Ice with a scenic design that brings a Wisconsin ice shanty to life. Designed by Brandon PT Davis at the Great American Melodrama, this intimate set transforms from a rustic exterior to a maximalist, character-filled interior, capturing the heart and humor of this musical comedy.

The 2024 Urinetown production at the University of Missouri featured a bold, industrial scenic design by Brandon PT Davis. Stark contrasts, decayed urban textures, and dynamic set elements created a dystopian world that heightened the musical’s satirical edge, reinforcing themes of control, rebellion, and absurdity.

Explore Brandon PT Davis’s scenic design for Barefoot in the Park at Okoboji Summer Theatre—a New York apartment with aged charm, featuring a 16-foot-wide skylight window that captures the play’s romantic spirit.

Discover the scenic design of Freaky Friday by Brandon PT Davis, inspired by the bold style of Archie Comics. Directed by Josh Walden at Okoboji Summer Theatre, the design transforms the stage into a colorful, cartoon-like environment.

Explore the scenic design of Boeing Boeing by Brandon PT Davis, featuring a midcentury modern aesthetic with rich wood textures, a bold blue door, and an orange Sputnik chandelier. Designed for Stephens College’s Macklanburg Theatre, this set captures the sophistication of 1960s Paris.

Explore Brandon PT Davis’s scenic design for An Enemy of the People at Stephens College, featuring a 2D-inspired grayscale set with contrasting red furniture. This design reflects the play’s intense themes of truth and resistance.

Explore Brandon PT Davis’ scenic design for Dial M for Murder at Okoboji Summer Theatre, a minimalist approach that heightens suspense and psychological tension with elegant, intentional design.

Discover Brandon PT Davis’s scenic design for Cole, a musical revue at Okoboji Summer Theatre. Set in a 1920s vintage bar with black-and-white tile flooring and walnut finishes, this design celebrates the elegance of Cole Porter’s era.

Explore the scenic design of Head Over Heels by Brandon PT Davis, inspired by New York’s Palladium club. Featuring Pop Art-inspired graphic elements, the set brings a disco-era energy to the stage in this lively production directed by Josh Walden.

Explore Brandon PT Davis’s scenic design for ¡Lotería: Game On! at Lake Dillon Theatre Company, capturing the vibrant energy of the Lotería game with adaptable elements and bold visuals that celebrate cultural identity.

Explore Brandon PT Davis’s scenic design for The Merry Wives of Windsor at Stephens College, featuring a 1950s sitcom-inspired set with mid-century modern elements and colorful, flying doors for dynamic scene transitions.

Discover Brandon PT Davis’s scenic design for The Man of La Mancha at Lake Dillon Theatre Company. This found-object aesthetic set creates a warehouse performance environment, echoing the play’s themes of imagination and resilience.

Discover Brandon PT Davis’s scenic design for A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum at Lake Dillon Theatre Company, featuring cartoon-like Greco-Roman houses that balance humor and historical charm.

Discover Brandon PT Davis’s scenic and lighting design for The Bald Soprano at Stephens College, featuring an absurdist, distorted domestic setting that reflects the play’s themes of miscommunication and the breakdown of meaning.

Brandon PT Davis’s scenic design for Tomás and the Library Lady at Lake Dillon Theatre captures a warm, inviting library setting with adaptable features. Earthy tones, wooden bookshelves, and soft lighting create an immersive, inspirational space.

Brandon PT Davis’s scenic design for An Inspector Calls at Okoboji Summer Theatre uses Gothic-inspired windows and a forced perspective checker floor to amplify the play’s dark themes of guilt and social responsibility.

Explore Brandon PT Davis’s scenic design for The Marvelous Wonderettes: Dream On at Okoboji Summer Theatre. Set in a nostalgic high school gymnasium, this design reflects the 1960s and 1970s, capturing the warmth of a reunion setting.

Discover the charming scenic design by Brandon PT Davis for A Smalltowne Christmas at Stephens College. This festive set captures the warmth and tradition of a small town’s holiday celebration, blending nostalgia with Christmas cheer.

Discover Brandon PT Davis’s scenic design for Urinetown: The Musical at Okoboji Summer Theatre, inspired by Brechtian and German Expressionist styles. Featuring angular concrete textures and symbolic lighting, this set enhances the play’s dystopian themes.

Concept renderings for the Park n' Shop beautification project, designed by Brandon PT Davis and Gretchen Ugalde for Contra Costa Properties. 3D modeled in Vectorworks and rendered in Twinmotion, these visuals were presented to the City of Concord, CA to support a permit application for revitalizing the space.

Brandon PT Davis’s scenic design for The Penelopiad combines ancient Greek silhouettes with modern concrete and steel textures. Created for UC Irvine’s Claire Trevor Theatre, this set design emphasizes the resilience and strength of Penelope’s story.

Brandon PT Davis’s scenic design for Company captures 1970s New York City’s gritty aesthetic. Directed by Eli Simon at UC Irvine’s Barclay Stage, this set design highlights the raw and complex themes of Sondheim’s classic with an immersive urban atmosphere.

Discover Brandon PT Davis’s scenic design for The Pajama Game at UC Irvine. Featuring graphic-inspired signage, this design captures the energy of a 1950s pajama factory, supporting seamless transitions and showcasing choreography.

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Explore Brandon PT Davis’ scenic design for Parliament Square at UC Irvine, featuring a circular stone path and aged concrete textures to highlight themes of political protest and personal sacrifice.

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Explore Brandon PT Davis’s scenic design for American Idiot at UC Irvine, featuring concrete structures and industrial elements that capture the musical’s gritty, rebellious energy. Directed by Andrew Palermo, this design highlights the struggle for identity and escape.

Explore Brandon PT Davis’s scenic design for Not Now, Darling at Okoboji Summer Theatre, blending British elegance with Wes Anderson-inspired colors. The set supports the lively pace of this classic farce with essential elements like solid doors.

Explore the precision and artistry of scenic model-making with laser cutting and 3D printing. Designed by Brandon PT Davis, these scaled models bring theatrical spaces to life, offering intricate details and a tangible preview of scenic environments before full-scale production.

Explore Brandon PT Davis’s scenic design for Little Shop of Horrors at Okoboji Summer Theatre. This grounded design embraces the show’s sci-fi horror roots, highlighting themes of greed and ambition.

Explore Brandon PT Davis' scenic design for Bingo: The Winning Musical at Okoboji Summer Theatre, blending nautical themes with playful charm to capture the spirit of the Okoboji Lakes region."

Explore Brandon PT Davis’s scenic design for The Last Train to Nibroc at Okoboji Summer Theatre. Featuring a raked stage and textured proscenium with Kentucky barn wood, this intimate design highlights themes of connection and journey.

Discover Brandon PT Davis’ scenic design for The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) at Okoboji Summer Theatre, a playful and modular set designed for fast-paced transitions and comedic energy.

Explore Brandon PT Davis’s scenic design for Rich Girl at Okoboji Summer Theatre. Set in a luxurious Manhattan penthouse, this design captures a sleek, modern aesthetic that reflects the play’s themes of wealth and romance.

Explore Brandon PT Davis’s scenic design for Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike at Stephens College, capturing the charm of a Bucks County porch and the complexities of family dynamics in a classic setting.

Explore Brandon PT Davis’s scenic design for Angel Street at Okoboji Summer Theatre, featuring a richly detailed Victorian drawing room. This set enhances the suspense with authentic period props and an ominous atmosphere.

Discover Brandon PT Davis’s scenic design for Don't Dress for Dinner at Okoboji Summer Theatre, featuring authentic beam work that captures the charm of a French farmhouse and supports the play’s intricate comedy.

Discover Brandon PT Davis’ scenic design for The Liar at Okoboji Summer Theatre, blending classical elegance with bold, playful elements to enhance the comedy’s wit and charm.

Explore Brandon PT Davis’s scenic design for The Glass Menagerie at Okoboji Summer Theatre. Featuring memory-inspired scrim walls that reveal a cityscape, this set reflects the play’s themes of nostalgia and escape.

Discover Brandon PT Davis’ scenic design for The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds at Okoboji Summer Theatre, featuring a meticulously crafted converted convenience store home with authentic, lived-in details.

Explore Brandon PT Davis’s scenic design for All My Sons at Stephens College, featuring a classic American home and large backyard. This design captures the “American Dream” aesthetic, underscoring the play’s themes of family and moral conflict.