From 1976 to 2000, Jean-Guy Lecat collaborated with Peter Brook, overseeing the transformation or creation of more than 200 performance spaces worldwide. Notable venues include the BAM Harvey Majestic Theater and La MaMa in New York, Tramway in Glasgow, Gasværk in Copenhagen, Mercat de les Flors in Barcelona, Boulbon Quarry in Avignon, National Theatre of Strasbourg, and Bockenheimer Depot in Frankfurt. His work with Brook is detailed in Andrew Todd's publication, “The Open Circle: The Theater Environment of Peter Brook.” Since 2000, Lecat has been actively engaged in collaborating with architects on theatre construction projects and conducting workshops for set designers and architects worldwide.

Nic Ularu has extensive design credits in the USA and Europe, including theatres in Sweden, Northern Ireland, the UK, and Romania. He served as the head of scenography at the National Theatre of Bucharest and was a board member of The European League of the Institutes of the Arts (ELIA) in Amsterdam. Ularu has taught scene and costume design in various countries and held academic positions at Smith College, the National Theatre School of Denmark, and the University of South Carolina, where he is currently a professor. In 2003, he received an OBIE award for outstanding achievement in Off-Broadway theater. His designs have been featured in the USA entries at the Prague Quadrennial International Exhibitions of Scenography in 1998, 2003, and 2007. In 2005, Ularu co-designed the exhibit and designed the poster for the World Stage Design Exhibition in Toronto and was appointed by the United States Institute of Theatre Technology as the leading designer and curator of the USA National Exhibit at the 2007 Prague Quadrennial. ​

With over 33 years of experience in theater, Carmencita Brojboiu has focused on all forms of theatrical expression, emphasizing the visual aspects from drama to opera, dance, and puppet theater. She has received over 17 scenography awards in Romania and has been nominated for prestigious international scenography awards. Brojboiu has collaborated with major theaters in Romania and abroad, including venues in the UK, South Korea, Russia, the Czech Republic, Greece, Slovenia, Croatia, and Serbia. She has worked with directors such as Andrei Șerban, Gábor Tompa, Yannis Margaritis, Philip Osment, Robert Woodruff, Dominique Serrand, Michal Docekal, Matthias Langhoff, Robert Raponja, Alexandre Colpacci, Mihai Măniuțiu, Mona Chirilă, Felix Alexa, Cristi Juncu, and Adrian Sitaru. Her contributions extend to opera and dance productions with directors like Gigi Căciuleanu and Vince Liotta. Brojboiu has created over 200 scenographies in theater, opera, and puppet theater.​

Helmut Stürmer has designed sets and costumes for more than 400 theater and opera productions over a career spanning more than 40 years. After relocating to Germany in 1977, he continued his work in theater and opera, collaborating with venues such as Théâtre de la Ville in Paris, Deutsches Schauspielhaus in Hamburg, Théâtre de l'Union in Limoges, the Karlsruhe Opera, the National Theaters of Craiova and Cluj, the Bonn Opera, and the Royal Shakespeare Company. He has frequently collaborated with director Silviu Purcărete. Stürmer has been recognized with numerous awards, including the Order of Cultural Merit in the rank of Commander and the UNITER Award for Lifetime Achievement. ​