Construction

During my Jr year in my fall semester of 2025 at TXST University I was given the role as Wardrobe Supervisor, and even though I was busy doing paperwork and prepping for the show I was able to do simple alterations, labeling shoes and garments, as well as blood testing all the shoes and costume pieces. I've also included some of the repairs I did during the show. 

During my Jr year in my fall semester of 2025 at TXST University, Prometheus Bound was the first show of season. I went in a week early to make all the veils for the ensemble and also organize them. When the semester started, I labeled shoes and garments, machined and hand sewed on the patches to the Hephaestus costume, alterations to shirts and pants, steaming the ensemble pants so they laid correctly in fittings, and I helped organize the racks.  

Steel Magnolias at TX Shakespeare Summer Festival 2025 in Kilgor was the first show we started working on. I did alterations on dresses and skirts, labeled nearly every costume piece, removed stains from the garments that came from storage, jewelry alterations, quick rigged jewelry and costume pieces, dyed the fabric for the aprons and the flower dress for Annelle, and I built Ouisers white belt. 

I did Kiss Me Kate during my time at TX Shakespeare Summer Festival 2025 in Kilgor. My main tasks for this show were to ensure all pieces were labeled, ensure skirts were functional, hem a wedding dress, and build a tear away skirt. 

At the TX Shakespeare Summer Festival 2025 in Kilgor we started working on Twelfth Night along with Macbeth a bit later due to the designer coming later. When he arrived, I was tasked with showing him around the costume storage, going with him to shop, and I also helped him pull clothes and shoes from storage and look though accessories. I also built all the veils for the funeral, added trim to the robes and shirts, labeling, and simple alterations. 

At the TX Shakespeare Summer Festival 2025 in Kilgor we started working on Macbeth along with Twelfth Night a bit later due to the designer arriving later. When he arrived, I was tasked with showing him around the costume storage, going with him to shop, and I also helped him pull clothes and shoes from storage and look though accessories. I labeled shoes and costume pieces, hemmed and accessorized Lady Macbeth's robe, made arm guards, patterned shoulder pads, and repaired garments.