Vincent (he/him) is a New Jersey based Scenic Designer.

Vincent has designed shows for various theatre companies in the New York area and beyond including York Theatre Company, Constellation Stage and Screen, St. Bart's Players, Stella Adler Studio of Acting, Post Theatre Company, the Metropolitan Playhouse, the New London Barn Playhouse, Interlakes Theatre, and various educational venues. He has assisted designers on Productions at venues such as The New York Philharmonic, LABrynth Theater Company, Irish Repertory Theatre, Jazz at Lincoln Center, Roundabout Black Box, BAM Fisher, La Mama ETC and INTAR. Vincent has a B.A. in Theatre Design and Production from Fordham University. Vincent was Scene Design Intern at Williamstown Theatre Festival in Summer 2019.

Through his designs, he seeks to create versatile spaces that effectively visualize the production approach, intimately expose the lives of the characters and transport the audience. Vincent values working with diverse teams of directors and fellow designers, especially those share his desire to bring the world of a play to life in the most effective way possible.

Vincent's work has won the Metropolitan High School Theatre Award (Metro) for Outstanding Achievement in Scenic Design, Montclair State University's Theatre Night Award (Foxy) for Outstanding Achievement in Scenic Design and BergenPAC's High School Musical Award for Production Set Design. His designs have also been nominated for Papermill Playhouse's Rising Star Awards and the Central Jersey Marquee Awards. 

As a Scenic Artist, Vincent has worked at various off and off-off Broadway theatres such as Playwrights Horizons, Irish Repertory Theatre, INTAR and Atlantic Stage 2. He has also worked at scenic fabrication studios throughout N.J. and N.Y. He also worked extensively on murals and served as a project manager at The DreamWorks Water Park, Nickelodeon Amusement Park and the Angry Birds Mini Golf Course at the American Dream Mall. He served as the scenic charge artist for the New London Barn Playhouse's 2017 and 2018 seasons and as a scenic painting intern for the Shakespeare theatre of New Jersey's 2015 season.