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Welcome

Simon Rossiter is an award-winning lighting designer based in Toronto, Ontario. He has collaborated on more than four hundred productions since 2003 with a variety of companies throughout Canada and internationally, including more than three hundred original designs.

Simon has received eleven Dora Mavor Moore award nominations for Outstanding Design, receiving the award three times, and has twice been nominated for the Ontario Arts Council’s prestigious Pauline McGibbon award in design.

Simon also serves as the Business Agent for the the Associated Designers of Canada, IATSE Local ADC659, which represents and advocates for the rights and working conditions of theatrical designers.

Available here is a selected curriculum vitae, a selection of photos from productions he has lit, and contact information.

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Upcoming Projects
Burn Baby, Burn (on tour)July 4 - 5, 2025
Theaterhaus Stuttgart, Germany
CôtéDanse, presented by Colours Festival
Choreography by Guillaume Côté
Hamlet: Prince of Denmark (on tour)September 13, 2025
The Wilson Centre, Wilmington, NC
CôtéDanse and Ex Machina
Choreography by Guillaume Côté, Directed by Robert Lepage
Hamlet: Prince of Denmark (on tour)September 17, 2025
Wolf Trap, Vienna, VA
CôtéDanse and Ex Machina
Choreography by Guillaume Côté, Directed by Robert Lepage
Fall for Dance North 2025October 15 - 26, 2025
Bluma Appel Theatre, Toronto, ON
The Citadel, Toronto, ON
OCAD University, Toronto, ON
Fall for Dance North, Mixed Repertoire
Burn Baby, BurnNovember 25 - 29, 2025
Théâtre Maisonneuve, Montréal, QC
CôtéDanse presented by Danse Danse
Choreography by Guillaume Côté
Hamlet: Prince of Denmark (on tour)February 17, 2026
Théâtre Gilles-Vigneault, Saint-Jérôme, QC
CôtéDanse and Ex Machina
Choreography by Guillaume Côté, Directed by Robert Lepage
Hamlet: Prince of Denmark (on tour)March 19 - 21, 2026
Vancouver Playhouse, Vancouver, BC
CôtéDanse and Ex Machina, presented by DanceHouse
Choreography by Guillaume Côté, Directed by Robert Lepage