Interesting Projects

A bleeding corpse

Henry 111

A fake corpse was taken out in the stretcher but as her monologue continues to body had to start to bleed. So with an IV bag of blood on the bottom and some help with weight from stage weights, when the body would lay down it would start to slowly bleed.

Odd Couple

I won a Certificate of Merit as a prop manager for this show. If you've ever done The Odd Couple, you quickly realize the exciting challenges it presents needing a messy set, a clean state, and an incredible amount of consumables and period appropriate furniture pieces and set dressing.

Props Manager

Laramie Project

Grass Backdrop

Made from a foam ball, an opera glove, a blanket, plastic tubing, clay, and thermoplastic.

Designer: Victoria Toth

She Kills Monsters

Vera Hand Puppet

First we tried to grow the grass, but the grass wasn't the right type, so I reached out to a local farmer who let me go and dig up a bunch of his land for a nice grass backdrop.

Dancing Tray

A metal tray so the "snacks" and plastic glasses could be magnetized and flipped around, but still able to use.

Burned at the stake

A plain lumber frame, with wooden stick screwed around it. An LED sat on the bottom to make it look like fire. She stood on a stool directly behind it to elevated her.

Haybale

A plywood box with long decorative straw, wrapped in a layer of foam so it was comfortable to lay on and dance on but also could be jumped on and thrown/carried easily.

Headless

A beheaded man made to look just like the actor with the weight even being realistic.