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I have designed costumes professionally for the past fifteen
years.
After earning my MFA at the University of Texas at Austin, I worked in regional theaters (Williamstown
Theatre Festival, Long Wharf Theatre,
the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, Old Globe Theatre, and the Guthrie Theatre)
as a draper, dyer-painter, first hand and design assistant.
I apprenticed with such award-winning costume
designers as Desmond Heeley, Jess Goldstein, Susan
Hilferty, Paul Tazewell, and Andreane Neofitou on Broadway, Off-Broadway, in television, and in
opera.
After moving to New York
in 1998, I began my freelance career.
Since then, I have designed Death
of A Salesman, All My Sons, and Top Girls at
the Guthrie Theatre; My Fair Lady at
Actors Theatre of Louisville; Ladies of
the Camellias at the Denver Center for Performing Arts; Intimate Apparel and The Underpants at Milwaukee Repertory Theater; Indian Ink and Machinal at Kansas City Repertory
Theatre; Measure for Measure at the Folger Theatre, and many shows for the American Players
Theatre.
In New York, I
have designed Hecuba, The
Gentleman Dancing Master, The House of Bernarda Alba,
The Persians and Much Ado About
Nothing at the Pearl Theatre Company; Luminescence Dating at Ensemble Studio Theatre;
Tatjana In Color at The Culture Project; and Ten Times Ten at The Juilliard School.
For a more complete list of my regional and New
York credits, please click on my résumé.
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