Cynthia Settje - Technical Portfolio

Costume Technician | Owner of Redthreaded Costumes & Clothing

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    Theatrical Costuming

    Something Rotten! on Broadway - 2015
    Directed by Casey Nicholaw
    Costume Design: Gregg Barnes
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    50+ piece build including women's chorus petticoats, skirts, corsets, and Robin's rehearsal look, for regular cast and swings. Built in-house at Redthreaded.

    "Bea" Understudy costume for Marisha Wallace

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    Peter Macon and Peter Simon Hilton in Othello
    Photo J. Koskinen

    Photo J. Koskinen

    Peter Macon and Anne Sandoe in Othello
    Photo J. Koskinen

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    Colorado Shakespeare Festival - 2015
    Costume Design: Hugh Hanson
    Costume Draper: Cynthia Settje
     
    Much Ado About Nothing, Directed by Jim Helsinger
    Wittenberg, Directed by Timothy Orr
    Othello, Directed by Lisa Wolpe
    Henry V, Directed by Carolyn Howarth
     
    Sole draper for 9 week build. Over 50 built garments plus alterations produced with 5-7 shop members.

    Angela Brown in ISO's 2014 Yuletide

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    Colorado Shakespeare Festival - 2014
    Costume Draper: Cynthia Settje
     
    The Tempest, Directed by Geoff Kent
    Costume Designer: Clare Henkel
     
    I Hate Hamlet, Directed by Timothy Orr
    Costume Designer: Katie Horney
     
    Merry Wives of Winsor, Directed by Seth Panitch
    Costume Designer: Hugh Hanson
     
    Henry IV: Pt. 1, Directed by Carolyn Howarth
    Costume Designer: Hugh Hanson
     
     

    Womenswear by Cynthia Settje/Redthreaded
    Photo Gregg Mooney

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    Tuck Everlasting World Premier, Alliance Theatre, Atlanta, GA - 2015
    Directed by Casey Nicholaw
    Costume Designer: Gregg Barnes
     
     20+ piece build including women's petticoats, skirts, corsets. Built in-house at Redthreaded.
    Hunchback Menswear

    Hunchback Menswear

    The Hunchback of Notre Dame, 2015

    Men's jerkins and doublets by Cynthia Settje/Redthreaded

    The Bandstand

    The Bandstand

    The Bandstand, 2015

    Can Can (built petticoats)

    Can Can (built petticoats)

    Can-Can, 2014

    Women's petticoats by Cynthia Settje/Redthreaded

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    Joshua Archer in The Tempest

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    Sam Gregory and Alex Esola in I Hate Hamlet

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    The Tempest
    Costume Designer: Clare Henkel

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    Paper Mill Playhouse, Millburn, NJ
    2013 - 2015
     
    Oliver!, Directed by Mark S. Hoebee
    Costume Design: Amanda Seymour
     
    South Pacific, Directed by Rob Ruggiero
    Costume Design: Catherine Zuber
     
    Can-Can, Directed by David Lee
    Costume Design: Ann Hould-Ward
     
    The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Directed by Scott Schwartz
    Costume Design: Alejo Vietti
     
    Ever After, World Premier Directed by Kathleen Marshall
    Costume Design: Jess Goldstein
     
    The Bandstand, World Premier Directed by Andy Blankenbuehler
    Costume Design: Paloma Young
     
    Petticoats, doublets, uniforms, corsets, etc. built in-house at Redthreaded.
     
     
    Yuletide Celebration, Indianapolis, IN - 2013-2015
    Costume Design: Clare Henkel
    Producer: Ty Johnson
     
     
    Projects have included 20+ Elf costumes in cotton velvet, Opera gown for Angela Brown, Mrs. Claus costume for Sandi Patty, dirndls for the Von Trapp Singers, sequined tap-dancing elf costume, numerous other alterations/rebuilds. Built in-house at Redthreaded.

    The Drowsy Chaperone, 2015
    "Janet" Design by Jennifer Gillette

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    The Drowsy Chaperone, University of North Carolina School of the Arts, Winston-Salem, NC - 2015
    Directed by Matt Loehr
    Costume Design: Jennifer Gillette
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    Two built dresses for Janet featuring heavily beaded fabrics
    Design by Gregg Barnes

    Design by Gregg Barnes

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    Tuck Everlasting on Broadway - 2016
    Directed by Casey Nicholaw
    Costume Designer: Gregg Barnes
     
     15+ piece build including rebuilds of pieces from the Atlanta production: women's petticoats, skirts, corsets, and 1900's bodices. Built in-house at Redthreaded.