Sophomore Stephanie Kucsera (top row, second from left) designed costumes for Into the Woods.
Her design won the Regional Barbizon Award For Design Excellence in
Costume Design
at the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival Region III festival in Saginaw, Michigan
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She was one of eight costume designers who competed at the National Festival at
the Kennedy Center in Washington,
D.C. The competition included undergraduate and graduate students
from
Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Michigan.
Stephanie was awarded Honorable Mention at the National Festival.
For more information, click HERE.
Danielle Buckel designed hair and make-up and Amanda Ryzyski designed props.
Stephanie Kucsera also designed the set for Spike Heels, which was invited to be performed
at the KCACTF Region III festival in Saginaw, Michigan. Click HERE for more information.
Act I takes place in Andrew's apartment and Act II takes place in Georgie's apartment one floor above.
Danielle Buckel designed props, Amanda Schwab designed lights, Britany Frymier designed costumes,
and Amy Patterson designed hair and make-up.
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Alissa (Reidinger) Baker designed the lighting for the "old time melodrama"
Caught in the Villains Web: or More Sinned Against Than Sinning.
David West designed the hair and make-up.
Kristen Sollenberger and Chelsey Wood designed props.
Ann Beckette designed the lights, Britany Frymier designed costumes,
Amanda Ryzyski designed hair and make-up, and Karla Carter designed props
for the Dinner Theatre production of Red Herring
Caleb Bateman designed lights for the musical Baby
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Laundry and Bourbon |
Lone Star |
Alissa (Reidinger) Baker designed the lighting for the Dinner Theatre production of Don't Dress for Dinner |
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Don't Dress for Dinner |
The Shape of Things |
Each of the three "rooms" in the set for Bedroom Farce was designed by a different student.
Ernest and Delia's room |
Nick and Jan's room |
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Malcolm and Kate's room |
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Senior Aaron Seelig designed the lights for TheTrojan Women, including this striking final image.
Kristin Sollenberger received a KC/ACTF Certificate of Merit for her hair/make-up design
and Kristin Fife received a Certificate of Merit for her costume design for Endgame.
Pictured here is Sam Fain as Hamm and Adam Driver as Clov.
Senior Jeska Morrow designed the set for Wait Until Dark, set in a Greenwich Village basement apartment in 1964.
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Stephanie Kucsera |
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2007 - 2008 |
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David West |
Hair/Make-up Design |
2006 - 2007 |
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Amanda Gwin |
Stage Management |
2005 - 2006 |
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Lendell Ervin II |
Scenic Design |
2004 - 2005 |
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Amanda Gwin |
Stage Management |
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Student Lindsey Hill entered this make-up design for Black Comedy in the |
Aaron Seelig entered his lighting design for The Trojan Women in the BARBIZON THEATRICAL DESIGN Competition. |
Amanda Gwin entered the Stage Management competition with this display. |
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2001-2002
Graduate Chad Bussell entered this lighting design for A Lie of the Mind in the Kennedy Center/American College Theatre Festival BARBIZON THEATRICAL DESIGN Competition in Milwaukee, WI.
Student Ron Popp entered this costume design for Man of LaMancha in the BARBIZON THEATRICAL DESIGN Competition.
Junior Theatre major Melissa Adams entered this lighting design for Taming of the Shrew in the Kennedy Center/American College Theatre Festival DESIGN PROJECTS 2001
Set Design
Set Design
Lighting Design
Senior Theatre major Chad Bussell entered these set and lighting designs in the Kennedy Center/American College Theatre Festival DESIGN PROJECTS 2000 in Milwaukee, WI.
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Heather Gwin and Lindsey Lyddan entered their costume design for Hamlet in the Kennedy Center/American College Theatre Festival BARBIZON THEATRICAL DESIGN COMPETITION
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