KING STAG
SCENIC DESIGN - ELDRED THEATER - SENIOR CAPSTONE
The King Stag takes place both in the Castle of the King and the fantastical Forest. The concept of the show relied around the juxtaposition of the fantastical elements and increasing the audience’s awareness that they are seeing a show.
Director: Jeffery Ullom
Costume Designer: Angelina Herin
Lighting Designer: Jill Davis
Pictures: Steve Wagner
DROOD
SCENIC DESIGN - CWRU FOOTLIGHTERS - THWING BALLROOM
DROOD was put on by the CWRU Footlighters, a fully student-run musical theater troupe at Case Western Reserve University. The main goals were using the ideas and ideals of Victorian Paper Theaters in a new and small space while allowing the space to be malleable enough to become many locations
Costume Designer: Dan Mottern
Lighting Designer: Jaafar Bennani
Scenic Painter: Jamie ____
Pictures: Noah Listgarten
IF/THEN
SCENIC & LIGHTING DESIGN - CWRU FOOTLIGHTERS - CARLTON COMMONS
If/Then was put on by the CWRU Footlighters, a fully student-run musical theater troupe at Case Western Reserve University. Creating a space that felt both like New York City but also like it could be many interiors and exteriors resulted in the design of many back-lit flats and two hexagonal moving platforms.
Costume Designer: Maggie Tyma
Pictures: Noah Listgarten
THE DROWSY CHAPERONE
ASSISTANT SCENIC DESIGN - ELDRED THEATER
The Drowsy Chaperone was put on by the Eldred Theater Department at Case Western Reserve University. Serving as Assistant Set Designer to Jill Davis, I focused on furniture, set dressing and helped with the overall art deco look/research and the concept of all props and special effects coming from inside the world of the apartment.
Director: Jerrold Scott
Scenic Designer: Jill Davis
Pictures: Steve Wagner
INTO THE WOODS
SCENIC DESIGNER - CWRU FOOTLIGHERS - CARLTON COMMONS.
Into The Woods was put on by the CWRU Footlighters, a fully student-run musical theater troupe at Case Western Reserve University. The concept: A library where the characters in the story emerged from the books and told their story trapped in the library until they fight their way out.
Director: Giuliana Conte
Lighting: Ryan Arvizu
Costume: Bri Lichtolt
LEGALLY BLONDE
SCENIC DESIGN - CWRU FOOTLIGHTERS - CARLTON COMMONS
Legally Blonde was put on by the CWRU Footlighters, a fully student-run musical theater troupe at Case Western Reserve University. A musical with 18 different locations in a theater with no wings resulted in the use of a three sided turntable.
Director: Beth Magid
Lighting Designer: Stephen Finnegan
Costume Designer: Michelle Reynes Berg
Pictures: Andrew Moore
LES MISERABLES
DESIGN OF THE BARRICADE - COLUMBUS ACADEMY STUDENT THEATER
Les Mis was put on by The Columbus Academy Student Theater High School Department. This 360° 4'x16' barricade design was achieved using many small platforms hidden by broken pieces of furniture sourced from the surrounding areas and scene shop.
Director: Stefan Farrenkopf
Scenic and Lighting Designer: Scott Dillon
Costume Designer: Dee Williamson
Pictures: Andrew Morris
HELLO, DOLLY
ASSISTANT SCENIC DESIGNER - COLUMBUS ACADEMY STUDENT THEATER
Hello, Dolly was put on by The Columbus Academy Student Theater High School Department. As Assistant Scenic Designer I focused mostly on Set Dressing, the Feed Store and Hat shop, painting techniques, and other details.
Director: Susan Neal
Scenic and Lighting Designer: Scott Dillon
Costume Designer: Dee Williamson
AGNES OF GOD
SCENIC DESIGN - PLAYERS THEATER GROUP - ELDRED BLACKBOX
Agnes of God was a production put on by the student group Players Theater Group. The dual words of a psychiatrists office and a nuns abbey fought for dominance as Agnes’ mind drifted back and forth.
Director: Evan Bramberg
Costume Designer: Sisi Chen
PLAY ON
SCENIC DESIGN - COLUMBUS ACADEMY STUDENT THEATER
My first full set design. A play within a play set in a community theater I learned very quickly that the first mistress of all design is the message of the show and that that always takes precedent over aesthetic or personal wants.
Director: Scott Dillon
Costume Designer: Dee Williamson