KUNIKLO

Collaborative opera with Cordey Lopez and Danni Tsuboi at the Museum of Human Achievemnt

Collaborative Installation with Danni Tsuboi, Cordey Lopez and Alex Whittlesey at Test Tube Gallery, Austin Texas

RATSKI is a short puppet vignette developed by Olivia Warner and Chris (Bear) Gannon.  Puppet by Olivia, Story be Bear.

Costumes for the production of Stop the Press!

This show was about the death of print media, the coming singularity, Walt Disney’s Carousel of Progress, automata, and more.

The set featured a giant balloon onto which was projected a giant eye, the face of Ray Kurzweil and the General Electric trademark.  There were four stages, including a rotating “carousel” in the middle.  The audience stands between the stages and is free to move about the space.

The costumes were made to suggest a cast of disintegrating automata, trapped in a theme ride that is slowly slipping into obsolesce, along with the rest of technology.

UCSC Theatre Arts and Digital Arts and New Media collaboration.

Photo credit: Steve DiBartolomeo

Photos from my work at La Escuela de la Comedia y el Mimo in Granada, Nicaragua from February to October 2012.

http://www.escueladecomedia.org/

I work as costume designer, creating costumes for the children’s shows and the adult troupe.  I helped create ‘Café Mágico’, a full length play.  I also am the puppet instructor, I directed the production ‘El Principito’ (The Little Prince).

Photos of costumes for the productions of La Escuela de la Comedia y el Mimo Escuela Infantíl

Thank you to Julien Cinier for the photos

Puppet design, construction and manipulation for The Votex’s original production The Chimponauts in Space.

Original concept drawings and completed, fully mechanized puppets built on backpack frames.

I designed and directed this show for QFS 2010.  It is an interpretation of  Hans Christian Andersen’s original Little Mermaid.  The show features a full body corset mermaid tail that is cut open on stage.

This piece was made for the Nutira-palooza fashion show at House of Yes.

Production of Trojan Women by Wide Eyed Productions.  Co-designed with Jaco Connolly.  New York, 2011.

Costumes for the Lit Moon play “The Wedding”, inspired by a Nicolai Gogol play. Preformed in United States and Poland.

http://www.litmoon.com/wedding.html