photos of theatrical experiences

Through my work in the theatre, I have enjoyed all areas including: scenic design, costume design, costuming work, wardrobe crew, tech crew, lighting crew, run crew, properties master, fly crew, scen painting and many, many other tirles. Most often, I served on several crews for each show.

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Photos courtesy Jon Vermilye

This is the Very Merry Seamstress, fellow student and friend, Grasso and one of my professors, Johan, discussing the set for a show I designed, "Five Women Wearing the Same Dress."

A scene from some of King Flum's Theatrical Portfolio - costumes and scenery!

This was my final set design for "Five Women Wearing the Same Dress" We stained "junk" wood with cherry for DAYS!

The Very Merry Seamstress adding halos to the publicity shots for "Angels in America."

Tech crew for "Brigadoon." Can you spot the Very Merry Seamstress?"

Part of the completed set and costumes from "Brigadoon."

Tech crew, costume shop and dressers for "The Portrait of Dorian Gray" Can you find the Very Merry Seamstress?

See the tiny space under the scaffold? I was stuck in there for several hours screwing the scaffolding into place. (Notice the sweat) Under bright lights, it got a little warm under there. This is the "Happy Heather" dance after being released from "the prison." This was for
"Oedipus en Havana."

The Very Merry Seamstress center back - this was the lighting crew for "Oedipus."

The finished set for "Oedipus en Havana"

The Very Merry Seamstress' gown creation for one of the SUNY Renaissance Madrigal performances.

Brian came out for a day to work with me on the set of "Grapes of Wrath." Here's one of our "masterpieces." Set was designed by my dear friend, Becky Sagen.

Here is the Very Merry Seamstress painting one of the walls for "Grapes of Wrath." I had just finished "distressing" the set with the chainsaw and in the background, you can see Brian starting on the second piece.

Here is the Very Merry Seamstress working with dear friend and designer, Becky Sagen. We're sculpt-coating a giant tree for the set of
"Grapes of Wrath."

Putting it all together - the distressed hints of a room and the "Tree of Justice"