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Doug Fitch (born August 2, 1959) is a polymath American visual artist and director. He is most well known for his opera productions, but his body of work spans multiple media, from drawing and sculpture to theater, architecture, and food.
From lush, languid, lilting tropical sounds, to fast, furious, frenetic guitar picking, Doug Fitch performs traditional slack-key guitar and sings Hawaiian and original music with skill...
Fitch and McAndrew are internationally renowned potters who live and work in Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland. Partners in business and in life, Doug Fitch and Hannah McAndrew were brought together by a shared love of slip decorated earthenware and historical, traditional pottery.
Music for corporate events, conventions, and private parties. From lush, languid, lilting tropical sounds to fast, furious, frenetic guitar picking, Doug Fitch performs on traditional slack-key guitar and ‘ukulele, and sings original and Hawaiian music with skill and passion.
As co-founder of the company Giants Are Small, visual artist/director Doug Fitch created several productions for the New York Philharmonic, including Ligeti’s Le grand macabre (cited as the top opera of 2010 by The New York Times, New York Magazine, and Time Out New York); Janáček’s The Cunning Little Vixen (New York Magazine’s Best ...
Doug Fitch is an internationally renowned potter. Inspired as a child through finding sherds of Medieval Pottery in local fields, Doug's forms, principally large jugs, jars and vessels, draw influence from this and the subsequent tradition of slip decorated country pottery that was prevalent here until the early twentieth century.
SWAN LAKE Tchaikovsky. Conductor: Leonard Slatkin. National Symphony Orchestra at Wolftrap, 2004
