Costume Design for The Women in Theater’s Production of Cindy by Amina Henry. IRT Theater, NYC, 2018.
Director: Michole Biancosino.
Set Design: Hallie Zieselman.
Lighting Design: Christina Watanabe.
All photos by Clinton Brandhagen (ClintonBPhotography).
Cindy is a modern take on Cinderella, where Cindy is a down-to-earth, motivated young girl set on becoming a pilot. When she goes to the three-day dance festival hosted by Prince Rupert at the behest of her mother’s spirit (inhabiting the family cow), she has to duck her wicked stepsisters and the advances of the prince so she can have her fun in peace. Helped by her rat friend Rudy, she finds the power to strike off on her own and write her own story.
Inspired by the modern language of the play, as well as the very modern sensibilities, the design for the show was something of a fairytale-meets-punk-meets-street-style aesthetic. Art installations from Redgrooms inspired the set as well as the bright colors and mixed textures of the costumes.
“Annie Ulrich’s costumes are flashy, contemporary and exciting, and the animal puppets are haunting and beautiful to behold.”
-Theater in the Now
http://www.theaterinthenow.com/2018/06/review-she-has-big-dreams.html
Zach Fifer, Starr Kirkland, Caleb Green (Rudy, Cindy, and Mother’s ghost/Cow)
Veronica Cooper, Rachel Evans, and Emily Ma (Stepsisters and the wicked stepmother)
Emily Ma, Veronica Cooper, Caleb Green (Stepsister Suzy, Stepsister Sarah, enemble).
Timiki Salinas as Prince Rupert.
Starr Kirkland and Timiki Salinas (Cindy and Prince Rupert)
Joachim Boyle and Timiki Salinas (Servant, Prince Rupert)
Zach Fifer and Starr Kirkland (Rudy the Rat and Cindy).
Zach Fifer, Starr Kirkland, Veronica Cooper, and Rachel Evans (Rudy, Cindy, Stepsister, Stepmother)
Costume design for PTP/NYC’s production of The Possibilities by Howard Barker. Atlantic Stage 2, NYC, 2018.
Director: Richard Romagnoli.
Set Design: Hallie Zieselman.
Lighting Design: Joe Cabrera.
All photos by Stan Barouh.
Eliza Renner, Marianne Tatum and Kathleen Wise (Official, Servant, Judith) in The Unforseen Consequences of A Patriotic Act.
Eliza Renner and Kathleen Wise (Official, Judith) in The Unforseen Consequences of A Patriotic Act.
Kathleen Wise (Judith) in The Unforseen Consequences of A Patriotic Act.
Marianne Tatum (Servant) in The Unforseen Consequences of A Patriotic Act.
Jonathan Tindle and Adam Milano (Alexander II, Officer) in Reasons for the Fall of Emperors.
Jonathan Tindle and Adam Milano (Alexander II, Officer) in Reasons for the Fall of Emperors.
Jonathan Tindle and Adam Milano (Alexander II, Officer) in Reasons for the Fall of Emperors.
Chris Marshall and Jonathan Tindle (Peasant, Alexander II) in Reasons for the Fall of Emperors.
Jonathan Tindle and Chris Marshall (Alexander II, Peasant) in Reasons for the Fall of Emperors.
Marianne Tatum (Bookseller) in Only Some Can Take the Strain.
Marianne Tatum and Eliza Renner (Bookseller, Official) in Only Some Can Take the Strain.
Marianne Tatum and Adam Milano (Bookseller, Man) in Only Some Can Take the Strain.
Marianne Tatum (Bookseller) in Only Some Can Take the Strain.
Madeleine Russell and Kathleen Wise (Woman and Official) in She Sees the Argument But.
Madeleine Russell and Adam Milano (Woman and Man) in She Sees the Argument But.
Costume design for PTP/NYC’s production of Brecht on Brecht conceived by George Tabori. Atlantic Stage 2, NYC, 2018.
Director: Jim Petosa.
Set Design: Hallie Zieselman.
Lighting Design: Joe Cabrera.
All photos by Stan Barouh.
Clockwise from top: Christine Woodbury, Carla Martinez, Jake Murphy, Harrison Bryan.
From top left: Jake Murphy, Carla Martinez, Harrison Bryan, Christine Woodbury.
From Bottom left: Sebastian La Pointe, Olivia Christie, Ashley Fink, Miguel Castillo.
Costume design for Town Hall Theater’s production of Chicago. 2016.
Director: Doug Anderson.
Set Design: Doug Anderson.
Lighting Design: Jessica Krol.
Production photos by Annie Ulrich
Kahari Blue as Billy Flynn
Ensemble of Chicago
Victoria Isquith, Liana Barron, and Erin Craig (Mamma Morton, Velma, and Roxie); Roxie and Velma's dresses snap at waist for quick removal.
Left: Victoria Isquith as Mama Morton
Right: Tim Hansen as Mary Sunshine
Erin Craig and ensemble performing "Roxie"
Cast performing "Razzle Dazzle"
Left: Erin Craig in trial scene.
Right: Erin Craig and Liana Barron in "Nowadays"
Costume design for PTP/NYC’s production of Vinegar Tom by Caryl Churchill. Atlantic Stage 2, NYC.
Director: Cheryl Faraone.
Set Design: Hallie Zieselman.
Lighting Design: Mark Evancho.
All photos by Stan Barouh.
Chelsea Melone, Patricia Buckley, and Steven Dykes (Susan, Goody, and Packer)
Lucy Faust, Chelsea Melone, and Tara Giordano (Ellen, Susan, and Alice)
Tara Giordano, Nesba Crenshaw, and Bill Army (Ailce, Joan, and Jack)
Left: Kathleen Wise and Nesba Crenshaw (Marjorie and Joan)
Right: Patricia Buckley (Goody)
Caitlyn Meagher and Steven Dykes (Betty and the Doctor)
Joelle Mendoza-Etchart, Caitlin Duffy, and Liana Barron (the Singers)
Designs for a selection of characters from Alice Through the Looking Glass. World based off the idea of a Christmas fantasy of toys and Christmas decorations.
Design First Prize KCACTF Award for Excellence in Costume Design, 2012
