Design

Haunting Jane Eyre

Costume designer 

upcoming/autumn 2026

Little Women

Costume designer 

Ragtime

Assistant designer 

Late: A Cowboy Song

Costume designer 

When designing Late: A Cowboy Song, I focused on communicating the idea that each of the characters were from a different world. While Crick is much more modern, in a T-shirt and jeans, Red is a much more fictitious person, almost a figure from stories past, while Mary is a bridge between the two looks and worlds, a modern interpretation of a cowboy's housewife. I also wanted Crick and Red's color palettes to clash with each other, to further communicate this idea of difference, while Mary, as the bridge, neither disagrees with nor complements Crick's color palette. 

Fairy Grove

Costume designer 

Assassins

Costume designer 

The Assassins production required a lot of research because I was creating costumes for an actor who was representing a real person.

The costumes had to reflect the real people the characters were based on as well as making the costumes as historically accurate as possible. The costumes provided the audience with an intuitive way to keep the characters' place in history clear in the face of the interwoven timeline of the play.

In collaboration with the set and lighting designers, I came up with an overall color story of "muted Americana."  It helped express the underlying melancholy of the characters' whose American Dream has gone wrong.

The Sound of Music