Overview
- Louizos died suddenly on Tuesday, August 25, at age 69, a fact confirmed by a notice on her personal website and by the Broadway Design Exchange.
- She rose to prominence with the shape‑shifting set for Avenue Q in 2003 and went on to earn three Tony nominations for In the Heights, High Fidelity, and The Mystery of Edwin Drood.
- Her Broadway credits include School of Rock, Holiday Inn, Dames at Sea, Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella, Honeymoon in Vegas and White Christmas, and she worked in regional theatre, Off‑Broadway and television.
- Louizos founded the Broadway Design Exchange to sell set models and design art, and the marketplace has paused operations while the company and community grieve her loss.
- Colleagues including Lin‑Manuel Miranda and David Zinn posted remembrances, she is survived by her partner Robyn Goodman and brother Nikolas Louizos, and her designs continue to appear in productions worldwide, including a current West End run of Avenue Q.