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A Christmas Carol 2014 the Drowsy Chaperone WIG MASTER/MAKEUP ARTIST/WIG INSTRUCTOR 801- 573-5910 - LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - IATSE LOCAL #488 UTAH FESTIVAL OPERA COMPANY UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN INDIANA UNIVERSITY AND MUSICAL THEATRE (UFOMT) La Traviata Cosi fan tutti Madame Butterfly, The Music Man, GREENSBORO OPERA COMPANY UTAH FESTIVAL OPERA The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Un Ballo in Maschera The Magic Flute, Die Fledermaus, The The Pirates of Penzance OLD LYRIC REPERTORY COMPANY Desert Song, Fiddler On The Roof, Madam Butterfly, Nabucco, HALE CENTER THEATRE The Drowsy Chaperone Susannah, South Pacific, Naughty A Christmas Carol 2014 AUGUSTA OPERA Marietta, The Wizard of Oz, Carmen, Faust, Oklahoma The Barber of Seville, The Mikado, UC IRVINE SEATTLE OPERA YOUNG ARTIST Into the Woods Julius Caesar, The Tales of Hoffman La Boheme, Cosi fan tutti THE OLD GLOBE SEATTLE OPERA HARTFORD STAGE COMPANY First Wives Club Norma, Carmen, Fidelio, Lohengrin, Cymbeline, Tin Types, sueno, Mourning Becomes Electra, Onegin, Intimate Exchanges, Servant of Two Ariadne auf Naxos, La fanciulla Masters, The Colored Museum JERSEY BOYS VIVA VEGAS COMPANY NEW YORK CITY CENTER ROUNDABOUT THEATRE COMPANY Jersey Boys, Las Vegas Gypsy, with Patti LuPone The Women SAN DIEGO OPERA LA JOLLA PLAYHOUSE NETWORKS NATIONAL TOUR Nabucco, Carmen Bonnie and Clyde Show Boat UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL ATLANTA OPERA COMPANY Anything Goes Rockettes Christmas Spectacular Amahl and the Night Visitors PIEDMONT OPERA OPERA CAROLINA COLORADO SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL Manon, Tosca Candide 1993-99 The Cannon SAN DIEGO REPERTORY THEATRE MADISON SQUARE GARDEN DISNEY BROADWAY 33 1/3 House of Dreams A Christmas Carol The Little Mermaid WATSON AND ASSOCIATES—NYC THE OLD GLOBE UTAH SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL Wicked, Jersey Boys, The Color Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Misalliance, Anything Goes, Sherlock Holmes, Purple, Cymbeline The Constant Wife, Lucky Duck, Boeing-Boeing, The Marvelous Macbeth, Comedy of Errors Wonderettes, King John, Richard II WIG MASTER/MAKEUP ARTIST/WIG INSTRUCTOR 801- 573-5910 - LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - IATSE LOCAL #488 WIG DESIGNERS DIRECTORS COSTUME DESIGNERS Andrea Varga Bernie Audia Arthur Laurents (playwrite & director) Charles LaPointe Bart Sher Ane Marie Kofod Denise O’Brien Carol Dian Werner Anna Oliver David Bryan Brown Daniel Sullivan Baker “Buzz” Smith Gary Arave Darko Tresnjak Brent Sjodin Carey Hanson Jon Aitcheson David Gately Joyce Degenfelder Des McNuff Christine Hanak Judy Disbrow Dottie Danner David Woolard Karin Craven Francis Cullinan Dennis Hassan Lee Barnette-Dombroski Gary Bird Gregg Barnes Isaac Mizrahi Martha Ruskai Jack Shouse Paul Huntley Jack O’Brian Jean-Louise England Steven Bryant James Marvel Linda Cho Tom Watson Jim Christian Liz Covey Trisha Ison Lynn Nichols Martin Pakledinaz Olga Dimitrov Lynn Taylor-Corbett Mark Lamos Patrick Holt Michael Ballam Paul Tazewell Reggie Montgomery Peter Hall Richard Foreman Robert Blackman Susan Hilferty Rupert Holmes (playwrite & co-director) Scott Elliott Sean Ryan Kelly Shawn Churchman Speight Jenkins Stephanie Sundine Tom Markus U.N.C. SCHOOL OF THE ARTS L MAKEUP INSTITUTE, LAS VEGAS Wig Construction 1 Complete Wig Making Course for Makeup for Drama Apprenticeship Supervised wig shop Supervised graduate students And graduate students BA THEATRE ARTS MFA HAIR AND MAKEUP DESIGN LICENSED ESTHETICIAN Utah State University University of North Carolina Bellflower Adult School of School of the Arts Cosmetology .
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