Jim Clayburgh

Jim Clayburgh (b. 1949, New York City, NY) is a theatre designer. He was a founding member of The Wooster Group and served as the group's resident designer from 1975 to 1994. He is now living in Brussels where he founded the company JOJI INC with choreographer Johanne Saunier, and continues to design for theatre, film, dance and opera.

Design work

The Performance Group (1972–1980)

Production	Director	Year	Role
The Tooth of Crime	Richard Schechner	1973	Lighting design
The Tooth of Crime	Richard Schechner	1974	Set and lighting design
A Wing and a Prayer	Ellen LeCompte	1975	Lighting design
Thirty Years War	Richard Schechner	1975	Set and lighting design
Mother Courage and Her Children	Richard Schechner	1975	Set and lighting design
Taxi-Boy Rescued from the Path	Stephen Borst	1976	Set and lighting design
The Marilyn Project	Richard Schechner	1976	Set and lighting design
Oedipus	Richard Schechner	1977	Set and lighting design
Cops	Richard Schechner	1978	Set and lighting design

The Wooster Group (1975–1994)

Production	Year	Role	Tour
Sakonnet Point	1975	Set and lighting design
Rumstick Road	1979	Set and lighting design
Point Judith	1980	Set and lighting design
3 Places in Rhode Island	1981	Set and lighting design
Routes 1&9

External links

• Joji inc. website