Education:
B.F.A.
University of Texas l954
M.F.A. Stanford University l967
California College of Arts and Crafts
Warren
has designed costumes and in some instances scenery for over l50 productions
on the West Coast. Professional work with Berkeley Repertory Theatre,
California Shakespeare Festival, American Conservatory, Oregon Shakespeare
Festival, CPA, Mark Taper Forum and San Francisco Ballet.
Since his retirement from the University of California he has studied
figure drawing and painting at The California College of Arts and Crafts
under Tom Watts, Claire Brees and Melisse Herman.
Designs for the Department of Dramatic Art, University of California
at Berkeley's Production of War of the Roses were exhibited on slides
in the Prague Quadriennale.
The Theater Internationale Exhibition in Novi Sad Yugoslavia and Prague
featured his designs for Judevine Vt. which he designed for ACT.
The Los Angeles Theatre Critics Award for Designs at the Mark Taper
Forum.
The Bay Area Theatre Critics Award for his work with California Shakespeare
Festival. Designs for King Lear, Merchant of Venice, As You Like It,
Richard II. Pericles Prince of Tyre.
West Coast Dramalogue Award for Lady's Not For Burning by Christopher
Fry at American Conservatory Theatre and Comedy of Errors by William
Shakespeare at Ashland Shakespeare Festival.
Designs for San Francisco Ballet's Badinage with music by Stravinsky
opened in the San Franciso Opera House and went on the European Tour
with that company in l979.
Scene Design USA exhibition at Lincoln Center in New York City in l979.
The designs featured were for Cyrano De Bergerac, designed for the Department
of Dramatic Art in Zellerbach Playhouse in Berkeley, CA.
Warren Travis is a retired Professor Emeritus from Department of Drama,
University of California at Berkeley where he taught Costume Design
and Costume History and instituted The Costume Study Collection and
Undergraduate Minor in Costume.
l997: Visiting Artist in Residence at Stanford University. Taught Design
for Directors and designed costumes for Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare,
which reopened the recently remodeled and refurbished Memorial Theatre
at Stanford.
Studied drawing at Cluny Museum- Paris, France.