Mark Mendelson is a Los Angeles based Set Designer who brings to life storytelling environments that delight and thrill audiences. Mark blends his passion for theater, music, and architecture into original and innovative design solutions for live events.
In July 2026, Mark debuted Off-Broadway with Matt Leavitt’s new play Sukkot (directed by Joel Zwick) at 59E59 Theaters. Other designs include world premier productions of Three Months Later (starring Kristen Bell); My Son The Playwright, Fairview, Corktown ‘39 (LA Drama Critics’ Circle Award), Evanston Salt Costs Climbing, and can i touch it? (all for Rogue Machine Theatre Co.); Kid Gloves (Skylight); A Beautiful Lie (directed and choreographed by Jamal Sims); I’ll Give You My Heart, The Civility of Albert Cashier (Colony); and Peg + Cat Live! (PBS Kids/Bay Area Children's Theatre). Other designs include Lines In The Dust (Collaborative Artists’ Bloc/Support Black Theatre), End of the Rainbow (OMG Productions), and Aerwacol (U.S. Premiere). His work has also been seen at Seattle Rep, Rubicon Theatre Co, La Mirada Theater, Pacific Symphony, Broadway by the Bay, Berkeley Playhouse, Diablo Theatre Co, Stagedoor Manor, 42nd Street Moon, as well as projects for Mattel and Walt Disney Imagineering. Mark is a Bay Area Theatre Critics’ Circle Award winner (Hello, Dolly!) and has earned award noms from LA Weekly, Broadwayworld, and Theatre Bay Area.
In July 2026, Mark debuted Off-Broadway with Matt Leavitt’s new play Sukkot (directed by Joel Zwick) at 59E59 Theaters. Other designs include world premier productions of Three Months Later (starring Kristen Bell); My Son The Playwright, Fairview, Corktown ‘39 (LA Drama Critics’ Circle Award), Evanston Salt Costs Climbing, and can i touch it? (all for Rogue Machine Theatre Co.); Kid Gloves (Skylight); A Beautiful Lie (directed and choreographed by Jamal Sims); I’ll Give You My Heart, The Civility of Albert Cashier (Colony); and Peg + Cat Live! (PBS Kids/Bay Area Children's Theatre). Other designs include Lines In The Dust (Collaborative Artists’ Bloc/Support Black Theatre), End of the Rainbow (OMG Productions), and Aerwacol (U.S. Premiere). His work has also been seen at Seattle Rep, Rubicon Theatre Co, La Mirada Theater, Pacific Symphony, Broadway by the Bay, Berkeley Playhouse, Diablo Theatre Co, Stagedoor Manor, 42nd Street Moon, as well as projects for Mattel and Walt Disney Imagineering. Mark is a Bay Area Theatre Critics’ Circle Award winner (Hello, Dolly!) and has earned award noms from LA Weekly, Broadwayworld, and Theatre Bay Area.