BAILEY HAMMETT

DC THEATER ARTS REVIEW

Metamorphoses: University of Maryland

Director: KenYatta Rogers

Costume Designer: Bailey Hammett

Scenic Designer: August Henney

Lighting Designer: Scott Monnin

Media Designer: Tim Kelly

Sound Designer: Leo Grierson

With Never Enough Happening

Choreographer: Daniel Miramontes

Scenic Designer: Sophia Tepermeister

Lighting Designer: Mariah Faulkner

DC THEATRE ARTS REVIEW

Dragons Love Tacos at Adventure Theatre MTC
Director: Ray Ficca

Scenic Design: Megan Holden

Lighting Design: Lynn Joslin

Costume Design: Bailey Hammett-Colwell

Sound Design: Brandon Cook

Prop Design: Dre Moore

Projections Design: Hailey Laroe

Peabody Institute

Director: Luther Lewis

Scenic Designer: Brandon Roak

Lighting Designer: Lynn Joslin

Costume Designer: Bailey Hammett-Colwell

Assistant Costume Designer: Ilana Mongilio

Knuffle Bunny: A Cautionary Musical

Adventure Theatre; Helen Hayes Recommended

Directed by Angelisa Gillyard

Costume Designer: Bailey Hammett-Colwell

Scenic Designer: Megan Holden

Lighting Designer: Lynn Joslin

Projections Designer: Hailey LaRoe

Sound Designer: Brandon Cook

Props Designer: Aiden Galbraith

University of Maryland

Director: Kate Bryer

Costume Designer: Bailey Hammett

Scenic Designer: Bailey Hammett

Lighting Designer: Christina Smith

Media Designer: Mark Williams

Sound Designer: Gordon Smith

This is The Late Wedding by Christopher Chen produced at The University of Maryland. This show is all about grief, loss, and love as a man navigates life without his wife. Throughout the show, we get a glimpse at different relationships, a mysterious spy adventure, 1940s inn during lockdown, and even a look into a spaceship. All of these things, while wacky and interesting, are an attempt for our narrator to walk through his grief by way of story telling. I worked with director Kate Byers and thoroughly enjoyed the collaboration with the design team on this play.

(re) imagine: riffs, reverses, and revolutions

Conceived and Directed by

Adrienne Wilson and Jeri Dickey

Featuring the Auburn University Dance Ensemble & Guest Artists

Returning to the Telfair B. Peet Theatre after a two year hiatus due to the pandemic and drawing specific inspiration from the season theme, our annual dance concert showcases the creativity and labor of our dance faculty, students, and guest artists. re(imagine): riffs, reverses, and revolutions (re)imagines our present moment, offering pieces that strive to make sense of our times and that write new narratives. Bringing together a myriad of styles and forms, this concert promises to engage audiences and showcase the abilities of the human body to tell stories.