Bernard staged and co-choreographed this production with Dundalk Community Theatre. He worked with actors from 6 to over 70, to recreate this biblical tale on stage.  The production explores various genres of music and theatre to show Joseph’s journey to Egypt. 

Bernard designed the set for this production of Larissa FastHorse's work at Fells Point Corner Theater. He designed the set to resemble a mordern day school room. The set transforms with a hand quilted curtain to serve as the pagent setting for characters.

Bernard served as assistant to Ian Gallanar, Artistic Director of Chesapeake Shakespeare Company, for this production of Twelfth Night. Staged in fall of 2022. 

Bernard served as the production designer for this imersive take on Sweet Charity. The production was directed by Harlem Repertory's artistic director, Keith Lee Grant. The costumes were meant to evoke the fashion aesthetic of the 1960's New York City. Through out Charity's journey of love, we bounce in and out of genres of music and dance; with their costumes complimenting eachenvironment. The lighting was designed to give the moody vibe of a gentlemen's club or pool hall. 

Bernard designed lighting for this off-broadway musical in 2017, at Theater for St. Clements. Directed and produced by Dimo Kim, of Dimo Kim Musical Factory. 

In his directorial debut, Bernard staged Lynn Nottage’s Intimate Apparel.  This piece tells the story of Esther, a black seamstress at the turn of the century who takes a chance on love with a man she has only corresponded with through letters. When she meets him he is not quite what he seems and proves not to be her perfect match. This was produced at Aaron Davis Hall in New York City in (2012)