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LINDA CHO COSTUME DESIGN email [email protected] website LINDACHO.com Broadway______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Take Me Out Scott Ellis Helen Hayes Theater Great Society Bill Rauch Vivian Beaumont Grand Horizons Leigh Silverman Helen Hayes Theater Lifespan of a Fact Leigh Silverman Studio 54 Anastasia Darko Tresnjak Broadhurst Theater Velocity of Autumn Molly Smith The Booth Theater Gentlemen’s Guide to Love Darko Tresnjak Walter Kerr and Murder Musicals_______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Anastasia Darko Tresnjak Broadhurst, NY Gentlemen’s Guide Darko Tresnjak Walter Kerr, NY Cambodian Rock Chay Yew Signature Theater, NY Chasing Rainbows Dennis Jones Papermill Playhouse, NJ Outsiders Liesel Tommy Goodman Theater, IL Walk on the Moon Sheryl Kaller Actors Conservatory Theater, CA Harmony Warren Carlyle Museum of Jewish Heritage, NY Flamingo Kid Darko Tresnjak Hartford Stage, CT Ever After Susan Booth Alliance Theater, Atlanta, GA October Sky Rachel Rockwell Old Globe Theater, CT Grand Hotel Josh Rhodes Encores, NYC Life After Barry Edelstein Old Globe Theater, CA Rags Rob Ruggiero Goodspeed Opera, CT Limelight Warren Carlyle LaJolla Playhouse, CA Eli’s Coming Diane Paulus Vinyard Theater, NY Plays__________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Grand Horizons Leigh Silverman Helen Hayes, NY Wild Goose Dreams Leigh Silverman NY Public Theater, NY Endlings Sammi Cannold New York Theater Workshop, NY Age of Innocence Doug Hughes Hartford Stage and McCarter Theater 1000 Splendid Suns Carey Perloff American Conservatory Theater, CA Winter's Tale Jonathan Munby Guthrie Theatre, MN Titus Andronicus Darko Tresnjak Stratford Shakespeare Theatre, Canada Once in a Lifetime Michael Grief Williamstown Theater Festival, MA The Notebook Evan Yionoulis Second Stage Theater Merchant of Venice Darko Tresnjak Stratford on Avon, UK Some Men Trip Cullman Second Stage Theater, NY Opera and Dance______________________________________________________________________________________________ Samson and Delilah Darko Tresnjak Metropolitan Opera, NY Ghosts of Versailles Darko Tresnjak Los Angeles Opera, CA American Ballet Theater Michelle Dorrance David Koch Theater, NY Awards________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Tony Award, Best Costume Design for a Musical, GGLAM, Walter Kerr Theater, Broadway Tony Award Nomination, Best Costume Design of a Musical, Anastasia The Ruth Morley Design Award League of Professional Theatre Women 2014 TDF/Irene Sharaff Young Master Trustee of the Advisory Committee, American Theater Wing 2017--present M.F.A. Design, Yale School of Drama, 1998 Agent: Russ Rosensweig, Summit Entertainment Group (203) 453-0188 [email protected] .

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