Murell Horton

Murell is a nationally recognized Costume Designer who has designed and worked on over 170 projects in theatre, television, opera, film and fashion. In New York City, his professional costume design credits include A Tale of Two Cities for Jeffrey Finn Productions, O’ Pioneers! for The Acting Company, A Doll’s House, A Questions of Mercy, and The Cherry Orchard for The Julliard School, and The School for Scandal, The Miser, and more for the Pearl Theatre Company. Murell received multiple nominations for his designs while working with The Shakespeare Theatre Company in Washington, D.C., including for the productions of The Government Inspector, The Liar, Edward II, Lorenzaccio, Hedda Gabbler, and Camino Real. Nationally, he has designed productions for The Houston Grand Opera, The Indiana Repertory Theatre, The Berkshire Theatre Festival, The Philadelphia Theatre Company, Cleveland Playhouse, Center Stage in Baltimore, Maryland, The Denver Center Theatre, and Oregon Shakespeare Festival. In 2007, Murell was awarded the Irene Sharaff Young Master Award for costume design.

• Outstanding Costume Design of a Play, Drama Desk Nomination, The Liar, 2017
• Outstanding Costume Design, Helen Hayes Nomination, The Critic and The Real Inspector Hound, 2017
• Outstanding Costume Design, Helen Hayes Nomination, Wallenstein world premiere, 2014
• Outstanding Costume Design, Helen Hayes Nomination, The Government Inspector, 2013
• Outstanding Costume Design, Helen Hayes Nomination, The Liar world premiere, 2011
• Outstanding Costume Design, Helen Hayes Nomination, Edward II, 2008
• Outstanding Costume Design, Irene Sharaff Young Master Award, 2007
• Outstanding Costume Design, Helen Hayes Nomination, Lorenzaccio, 2006
• Outstanding Costume Design, Helen Hayes Nomination, Hedda Gabler, 2002
• Outstanding Costume Design, Helen Hayes Nomination, Camino Real, 2001

Member, International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees/United Scenic Artists 829—Category, Costume Design