Juliana is an Associate Artist and Berkshire-based Scenic Designer. You’ve seen her work in WAM’s Melancholy Play, Emilie, In Darfur, Bakelite Masterpiece, Last Wife, Lady Randy, Ann, ROE, and The Thanksgiving Play, to name a few. Prior to moving to the Berkshires, Juliana designed sets for The Juilliard School and The Acting Company in NYC. In the Berkshires, she designed The Waverly Gallery and Heisenberg at Shakespeare & Co., I And You, Disgraced, and Curve of Departure for Chester Theatre Company, and The Whale for the Adirondack Theatre Festival.  In 2019, she designed Ann for Arena Stage in DC, and for Dallas Theatre Center. In LA, she worked on Babylon 5 (TNT), and Star Trek (Paramount). Juliana finds inspiration from memories of her father, Charles Haubrich, who was a sculptor and designer at Ford. She is a founding member of Mosaic Youth Theatre of Detroit, creating an all-female tech crew from 1993-96. Empowering young women to believe in themselves has been her guiding star. She is a member of United Scenic Artists, Local 829, holds a B.A. in Anthropology (U of M), and an M.F.A. in Scenic Design (Calarts). Honored with a Best of L.A. award for designing “Ghosts in the Cottonwood,” by Adam Rapp, Juliana has also illustrated a children’s book, “The Great Snail Race.” A quote that sums up her beliefs:  “Thinking is more interesting than knowing, but less interesting than looking.” (Goethe) JulianaDesigns.org