Costume Design
Various productions
Various productions
This is a collection of some of the shows that I did in New York. 'Rimers' and 'Translations' were both in my last years of college and 'A Dream Of Wealth' was in NYC. This gives a good sense of my tendency to work toward earthiness and naturalism in design and construction. The pieces for Coppelia reflect the whimsy of the toy maker's workshop. My designs for Macy's In-store Mrs. Claus represent an idealized grandma of childhood dreams. My design for 'Italian-American Cantos' was totally period driven, allowing the clothes to give voice for a very specific time and place.
Magaly Colimon and Gilberto Arribas in Arthur Giron's A Dream of Wealth. Directed by Richard Hadden. Photo by Gerry Goodstein.
Translations by Brian Friel, SUNY New Paltz, 1996. Directed by Kate Ingram.
Translations by Brian Friel, SUNY New Paltz, 1996. Directed by Kate Ingram.
The Rimers of Eldritch by Lanford Wilson, SUNY New Paltz, 1995. Directed by Jason Diehl.
The Rimers of Eldritch by Lanford Wilson, SUNY New Paltz, 1995. Directed by Jason Diehl.
Italian American Cantos (1998, Urban Stagese) by Anthony P. Pennino. Directed by Gregory Simmons.
Vin (Jarrod Pistilli) and Gio (Joseph Schommer)
Vin (Jarrod Pistilli) and Gio (Joseph Schommer)
Coppelia, Center Pennslyvania Youth Ballet. Incedental costumes designed for Coppelia's workshop.
Coppelia, Center Pennslyvania Youth Ballet. Incedental costumes designed for Coppelia's workshop.
Soon after the success of the Mrs. Claus joining Santa in the Thanksgiving Day Parade, Macy's requested an in store Mrs.Claus to accompany Santa in its flagship store. Mrs. Claus has gone on to become part of Santaland tradition.
