Throughout my professional career, I have traveled across the country and worked in numerous costume shops as a shop assistant/stitcher. I have had the pleasure on working on everything from drama, to Shakespeare, to lively musicals, and everything in between! Click on any image for a larger view, or to stat a slideshow.
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- Henry (left) & Richard’s (right) tunics, “Richard II”, design by Heidi Schiemer, Cincinnati Shakespeare Company. Photo (c) 2013 Rich Sofranko
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- “Singing in the Rain”, Bigfork Summer Playhouse 2008. Design by Maureen Fitzgerald.
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- Robe for “Always, Patsy Cline”, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park 2011. Design by Gordon DeVinney.
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- Dress for Good Sister in “Thunder Knocking at the Door”, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, 2012. Design by Paul Tazewell.
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- Pompey’s pants and vest. “Measure for Measure” Cincinnati Shakespeare Company; Heidi Schiemer, design. Photo (c ) 2013 Rich Sofranko
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- Calpurnia’s dress, “To Kill a Mockingbird” design by Heidi Schiemer, Cincinnati Shakespeare Company. Photo (c) 2012 Rich Sofranko.
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- Hattie’s jacket for “Kiss Me, Kate!”. Bigfork Summer Playhouse, 2008. Design by Maureen Fitzgerald
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- Burger Blast appliques and uniforms for “Footloose” design by Maureen Fitzgerlad, Bigfork Summer Playhouse
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- Henry Bollingbroke’s tunic for “Richard II”, Cincinnati Shakespeare Company 2013. Design by Heidi Scheimer.
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- Isabell’s dress in “Measure for Measure”; Cincinnati Shakespeare Company; Heidi Schiemer, design. Photo (c) 2013 Rich Sofranko
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- Shirt for “Merrily We Roll Along”, Cincinnati Playhouse int the Park, 2011. Design by Ann Hould-Ward.
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- Juliet dress. “Romeo & Juliet”, Southeast Missouri State Univ. 2007, design by Rhonda Weller-Stilson
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- “Singing in the Rain”, Bigfork Summer Playhouse 2008. Design by Maureen Fitzgerald.
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- Dress & apron for Good Sister in “Thunder Knocking at the Door”, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, 2012. Design by Paul Tazewell.
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- Picasso’s corduroy pants. “Picasso at the Lapin Agile”, Southeast Missouri State University 2006. Design by Rhonda Weller-Stilson.
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- Jon Worthing/Earnest’s suit “The Importance of Being Earnest” design by Heidi Schiemer, Cincinnati Shakespeare Company. Photo (c) 2013 Rich Sofranko
