We are so proud of CCM TDP Stage Design alumna Cameron Anderson for receiving the Rome Prize! 🎉🥳Anderson is one of 31 recipients of the American Academy in Rome’s national competition.
The article is linked in bio!
Congratulations to AVA’s Resident Scenic Designer, Cameron Anderson (@cameronandersondesign ), on wining the American Academy in Rome’s Billie Tsien Rome Prize for Design!🎨🏆🎖️
We look forward to seeing her bold concepts take the stage at AVA for the upcoming 2026-27 season!
#academyofvocalarts #cameronanderson #scenicdesign
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The Brandeis Department of Theater Arts is pleased to announce that Professor Cameron Anderson has been awarded the 2026-2027 Rome Prize. Anderson, who serves as the Chair of Theater Arts and the Barbara Sherman ’54 and Malcolm L. Sherman Associate Professor, received the Billie Tsien Prize for Design.
The Rome Prize is a highly competitive national honor supporting innovative work across the arts and humanities. As an internationally recognized set and projection designer, Anderson’s work has been featured at leading theater and opera companies worldwide.
The award includes a fully funded six-month residency at the American Academy in Rome in 2027. This recognition places Cameron’s design work in the performing arts within a broader national design context, highlighting the interdisciplinary impact of Anderson’s professional practice.
Visit the link in our bio to read the full feature from Brandeis University. Congratulations, @cameronandersondesign !⭐️
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Congratulations to USA 829 Scenic Designer Cameron Anderson on being named a 2026–2027 Rome Prize Fellow in Design by the American Academy in Rome!
“As a set designer working in the performing arts, it is particularly meaningful to be recognized within this broader design context, and I am honored to be included among this year’s fellows."
Read more about Cameron’s achievement and her work: link in her bio.
#setdesign #scenicdesign #opera #operadesign #scenography
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Cameron Anderson, set designer for The Light in the Piazza, has received the Rome Prize in Design! With our production shop in full swing, we’re already witnessing her artistic vision come to life as digital set renderings are transformed into hand-painted murals. 🎨
Join us in congratulating Cameron on becoming a Rome Prize winner and come see her work for yourself in The Light in the Piazza, opening May 30th. 👏
Cameron Anderson, set designer for The Light in the Piazza, has received the Rome Prize in Design! With our production shop in full swing, we're already witnessing her artistic vision come to life as digital set renderings are transformed into hand-painted murals. 🎨
Join us in congratulating Cameron on becoming a Rome Prize winner and come see her work for yourself in The Light in the Piazza, opening May 30th. 👏
Cameron Anderson, the Barbara Sherman ’54 and Malcolm L. Sherman Associate Professor of Theater Arts, has received the prestigious Rome Prize for her work in theater set design.
The @amacademyrome awards the prizes annually to recognize artists and scholars doing innovative work in the arts and humanities.
Anderson’s set design credits include a production of “West Side Story” in Vancouver, pictured here, and Verdi’s “Simon Boccanegra” in Argentina.
Congrats, Professor Anderson!
