Sage Green is genderqueer lighting designer based in New York City. Paired with an extensive background in dance (UNCSA ‘20), Green aims to create art that leaves a lasting impact on others. Since graduating in 2024 with a BFA in Lighting Design from UNC School of the Arts, they were granted a fellowship position at the Kennedy Center (‘24-’25) while beginning their freelance career. In 2025, they received a Helen Hayes nomination for their design of “The Woman in Black” (Keegan Theatre).

Recent design credits include Lizzie: The Musical (Keegan Theatre), Dodi and Diana (Mosaic Theater), Circus of the Self (Spooky Action Theatre), and Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Jersey Lilly (Barter Theater-Gillam Stage). Recent associate/assistant credits include Wayne Mcgregor’s "Figures in a Landscape” (Jacob’s Pillow, The Royal Ballet), “Little Miss Perfect” (Olney Theater Center), Fall for Dance 2025 (New York City Center), Dance Africa 2025 (Brooklyn Academy of Music) and “Hedwig and the Angry Inch” (Signature Theatre).

In addition to design, they also work as a freelance lighting supervisor and director. Recent credits include “Feeling Afraid Something Terrible is Going to Happen” (Studio Theater) and touring with dance companies Gallim and Sw!ng Out.