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Annie, 2021 - Tuacahn Center for the Arts

Annie 2020/2021
Tuacahn Center for the Arts

In 2020, I joined a small group of artists at Tuacahn Center for the Arts during the pandemic to live and work in a bubble and get a head start on the shows that had been postponed to the next season. Annie was one of them and as the very first show I ever saw in my life, I was estatic to get involved. Most of this contract was focused on Beauty and the Beast, but I was able to complete two projects that I'm particularly proud of.

The first is Lily St. Regis' yellow jumpsuit. Yellow is objectively the best color so I manifested with all of my might that I get assigned this project. While not the most technically challenging project, I'm proud of the attention to detail here, especially in the sneaky side pocket. 
Miss Hannigan's coat was next, with a striking green lining and some really fun darts, vent pleats, and pattern matching.
And a few festive vests for Oliver Warbucks' staff. Again, not such a technical project, but those are some clean lines.
Director: Mara Newbery Greer
Costume Designer: Maria Lenn
Costume Shop Manager: Maria Lenn
Costume Shop Forman: Faith Brown
Photo credit: Benjamin Braten, Leavitt Wells @leaveittoleavitt

Cast:
Lydia Ricks (Annie), Ashley Agrusa, Ellee Anderson, Blaire BakerNichole BeeksDerek BrazeauRichard BuldaBryan DobsonTodd DubailRegan FeatherstoneBriana Gantsweg, Ari Glauser, Nathaniel Hackmann, Michael Scott Harris, Benjamin Howes, Evin Johnson, Randal Keith, Crystal Kellogg, Mallory King, Drew Lake, Terra C. MacLeod, Victoria MaddenAlexandra Melrose, Riley Moore, Brayden Morgan, Rachel Perlman, Elliot Peterson, Mindy Smoot RobbinsLindsay Roginski, Audrey Biehl Simmons, Brayden Singley, Phillip TaratulaChristopher TippsKyle Vaughn, Jadon Webster, Richard Westfahl, Scott Whipple, Jessica White, Harper Griffith, Madilyn Terry, Lilly Mae Stover, Sloane Griffith, Laurel Knell, and Anna Robbins.
Annie, 2021 - Tuacahn Center for the Arts
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