Costume Design — Jennifer Rose Davis

Great Expectations

Different Stages
November 2018. Austin Texas

By Charles Dickens, Adapted by
Director: Karen Jambon
Lighting Design: James Jennings
Set Design: Ann Marie Gordon
Costume Design: Jennifer Rose Davis
Stitchers: Jennifer Rose Davis, Kayla Kroot, Kelli Bland, Shannon Grounds
Photography: Steve Rogers

“It falls to Jennifer Rose Davis' costumes to ground us in the play's Victorian world, and the browns and grays of the suits and gowns evoke the smoky, foggy world of London and the marsh country to the east while providing a rich mix of textures and patterns.”
Robert Faires, The Austin Chronicle
https://www.austinchronicle.com/arts/2018-11-30/great-expectations/

Steve Rogers Photography
https://www.steve-rogers-photography.com/Events/Plays/Different-Stages-Productions/Great-Expectations-11152018/

Joe, Gargery, Mrs. Joe, and Pip by Steve Rogers

Toni Knight, Robert Stevens, and Weston Smith

Pip in the Graveyard by Steve Rogers

Weston Smith, Francis Bello, Nate Dunaway

Pip and Magwitch by Steve Rogers

Michael Costilla and Weston Smith

At Diner with Uncle Pumblechook by Steve Rogers

Toni Knight, Robert Stevens, Weston Smith, and Craig Kanne

Pip by Steve Rogers

Weston Smith

Mrs. Joe and Uncle Pumblechook

Toni Knight and Craig Kanne

Pip and Biddy by Steve Rogers

Frances Bello and Weston Smith

Estella turns away Uncle Pumblechook by Steve Rogers

Weston Smith, Annie Merritt, and Craig Kanne

Young Estella by Steve Rogers

Annie Merritt

Miss Julie

Filigree Theater Company
September 2018. Austin Texas

By August Strindberg
Director: Elizabeth V. Newman
Producer: Stephanie Moore
Lighting Design: Chris Conard
Set Design: Chris Conard
Costume Design: Jennifer Rose Davis
Stitchers: Jennifer Rose Davis, Star Maddox
Photography: Steve Rogers

“Chris Conard has created an inventive playing space, re-creating the porch and front yard of a rural Texas farmhouse in the late 1800s. The text holds up remarkably well to such a setting, working in concert with Conard’s set, Jennifer Davis’ simple, evocative costumes and sound designer Eliot Fisher’s bed of “A Prairie Home Companion”-esque fiddle music.”
Andrew J. Friedenthal, Austin 360
http://arts.blog.austin360.com/2018/06/06/shakespeare-in-round-rock-free-family-fun-for-a-summer-night/

Steve Rogers Photography
https://www.steve-rogers-photography.com/Events/Plays/The-filigree-theatre/Miss-Julie-1032018/

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A Midsummer Night's Dream

Austin Shakespeare
July 2018. Austin Texas

By William Shakespeare
Director: Ann Ciccolella
Costume Design: Jennifer Rose Davis
Lighting Design: Patrick Anthony
Stitchers: Jennifer Rose Davis, Katie Marie Hooper, Samantha Smith
Photography: Suzanne McBride

Bottom and Titania. Photo by Suzanne McBride

Joseph Garlock and Sharon Anderson

Hermia and Lysander. Photo by Suzanne McBride.

and André Martin

Much Ado About Nothing

Penfold Theater Company
June 2018. Austin Texas

By William Shakespeare
Director: Ryan Crowder
Lighting Design: Chris Conard
Set Design: Chris Conard
Costume Design: Jennifer Rose Davis
Stitchers: Jennifer Rose Davis, Katie Marie Hooper
Photography: Kimberley Mead and Henry Huey

“Chris Conard has created an inventive playing space, re-creating the porch and front yard of a rural Texas farmhouse in the late 1800s. The text holds up remarkably well to such a setting, working in concert with Conard’s set, Jennifer Davis’ simple, evocative costumes and sound designer Eliot Fisher’s bed of “A Prairie Home Companion”-esque fiddle music.”
Andrew J. Friedenthal, Austin 360
http://arts.blog.austin360.com/2018/06/06/shakespeare-in-round-rock-free-family-fun-for-a-summer-night/

Claudio and Hero. Photo by Henry Huey

Nathaniel Ford and Emily Christine Smith.

Benedick and Beatrice. Photo by Henry Huey

Nathan Jerkins and Jennifer Jennings.

Benedick. Photo by Henry Huey

Nathan Jerkins

Beatrice. Photo by Henry Huey

Jennifer Jennings

Dogberry and Verges. Photo by Henry Huey

Taylor Flanagan and Suzanne Balling.

Margaret. Photo by Henry Huey

Taylor Flanagan

The Wedding. Photo by Henry Huey

Suzanne Balling, Jennifer Jennings, Emily Christine Smith, Taylor Flanagan, Nathaniel Ford, and Nathan Jerkins.

The Rejection. Photo by Henry Huey

Nathan Jerkins, Suzanne Balling, Emily Christine Smith, Jennifer Jennings, Nathaniel Ford, .

Hero in Exile. Photo by Henry Huey

Taylor Flanagan and Emily Christine Smith.

Happy Ending. Photo by Henry Huey

Jennifer Jennings and Nathan Jerkins.

Much Ado About Nothing Trailer by Magic Spoon Productions

Costume Design for Beatrice by Jennifer Rose Davis

Costume Design for Benedick by Jennifer Rose Davis

Costume Design for Claudio by Jennifer Rose Davis

Costume Design for Hero by Jennifer Rose Davis

The Woman in Black

Penfold Theater Company
October 2017. Austin Texas

By Stephen Malatratt
Directed by Emily Rankin
Costume Design by Jennifer Davis
Lighting Design by Patrick Anthony
Set Design by Chris Conard
Photography by Kimberley Mead

“Jennifer Rose Davis' costume design is top-drawer English”
Shannon Weaver, The Austin Chronicle
https://www.austinchronicle.com/arts/2017-10-20/woman-in-black/

'Kipps' and Keckwick. Photo by Kimberley Mead

Kareem Badr and Stephen Price

'Kipps'. Photo by Kimberley Mead

Kareem Badr

Sam Daily and 'Kipps'. Photo by Kimberley Mead

Stephen Price and Kareem Badr.

'Kipps'. Photo by Kimberley Mead

Kareem Badr

The real Arthur Kipps and his Script. Photo by Kimberley Mead

Stephen Price

Jerome and 'Kipps'. Photo by Kimberley Mead

Kareem Badr and Stephen Price

'Kipps and Kennewick. Photo by Kimberly Mead

Kareem Badr and Stephen Price

Jerome and 'Kipps'. Photo by Kimberley Mead

Kareem Badr and Stephen Price

Working through the script. Photo by Kimberley Mead

Stephen Price and Kareem Badr.

The 'Actor' as Tomes by Kimberley Mead

Stephen Price

The 'Actor' and 'Kipps'. Photo by Kimberley Mead

Stephen Price and Kareem Badr

'Kipps' on the moors. Photo by Kimberley Mead

Kareem Badr

The Woman in Black Trailer by Magic Spoon Productions

The Woman In Black, 'Kipps' Research by Jennifer Rose Davis

The Woman In Black, 'Actor' Research by Jennifer Rose Davis

The Woman In Black Woman Research by Jennifer Rose Davis

The Woman In Black Tomes and Bently Research by Jennifer Rose Davis

The Woman In Black, Sam Daily and The Host Research by Jennifer Rose Davis

The Woman In Black "Kennewick" Research by Jennifer Rose Davis

The Revolutionists

Shrewd Productions
June 2017. Austin, Texas

By Lauren Gunderson
Director: Rudy Ramirez
Costume Design: Jennifer Rose Davis
Lighting Design: Patrick Anthony
Set Design: Chris Conard
Draper/Stitcher: Jennifer Rose Davis
Wig Design by Jennifer Rose Davis and Ginger Snaps
Photography: Kimberley Mead and Errich Petersen

”This extremely entertaining production is rounded out with a minimalist but spot-on set design by Chris Conard and absolutely beautiful period costumes courtesy of Jennifer Rose Davis.”
T. Lynn Mikeska, The Austin Chronicle
https://www.austinchronicle.com/arts/2017-06-16/shrewd-productions-the-revolutionists/

“Jennifer Rose Davis does a great job decking out the historical figures in this play.”
Joni Lorraine, Broadway World Austin
https://www.broadwayworld.com/austin/article/BWW-Review-Shrewd-Productions-THE-REVOLUTIONISTS-Where-the-Women-Reign-20170615

The show’s creative team (set designer Chris Conard, lighting designer Patrick Anthony and sound designer David DeMaris) wisely sticks to a rather minimalist aesthetic, allowing the text and the performances to hold sway. The one exception is Jennifer Rose Davis’ gorgeous costumes, which provide the period-placement for the action while simultaneously evoking the central characters of each of the women.
Andrew J. Friedenthal, Austin 360
http://arts.blog.austin360.com/2017/06/13/feminism-comedy-and-the-reign-of-terror-meet-in-the-revolutionists/

The Revolutionists. Photo by Kimberley Mead

Sarah Marie Curry, Shannon Grounds, Gricelda Silva and Valoneecia Tolbert.

Marie, Marianne, and Charlotte. Photo by Kimberley Mead

Shannon Grounds, Valoneecia Tolbert, and Gricelda Silva.

"Are there more snacks?". Photo by Kimberley Mead

Sarah Marie Curry and Shannon Grounds.

Olympe and Marianne. Photo by Kimberley Mead

Sarah Marie Curry, and Valoneecia Tolbert.

Olympe, Marie, and Charlotte. Photo by Kimberley Mead

Sarah Marie Curry, Shannon Grounds, and Gricelda Silva.

Charlotte Corday. Photo by Kimberley Mead

Gricelda Silva

Charlotte at the Guillotine. Photo by Kimberley Mead

Gricelda Silva

The Death of Olympe. Photo by Kimberley Mead

Gricelda Silva, Sarah Marie Curry, and Valoneecia Tolbert.

The Revolutionists Trailer by Magic Spoon Productions

Promo Photo Shoot: Olympe de Gouges. Photo by Errich Petersen

Sarah Marie Curry

Promo Photo Shoot: Charlotte Corday. Photo by Errich Petersen

Gricelda Silva

Promo Photo Shoot: Marie Antoinette. Photo by Errich Petersen

Shannon Grounds

Promo Photo Shoot: Marianne Angelle. Photo by Errich Petersen

Valoneecia Tolbert

Promo Photo Shoot: The Revolutionists. Photo by Errich Petersen

Valoneecia Tolbert, Sarah Marie Curry, Shannon Grounds, and Gricelda Silva.

Character Reseache for Olympe de Gouges by Jennifer Rose Davis

Character Reseache for Marie Antoinette by Jennifer Rose Davis

Character Reseache for Charlotte Corday by Jennifer Rose Davis

Character Reseache for Marianne Angelle by Jennifer Rose Davis

Don Quixote de La Redo

Text by: Miguel de Cervantes, Caroline Reck, and Susana Roca
Featuring: Gricelda Silva, Indigo Rael, Caroline Reck, Rudy Ramirez, & Marina De Yoe-Pedraza.
Design by Taylor Juarez, Eliot Hayes, Caroline Reck, Jennifer Davis, & Rachel Atkinson.
Stage management: Stephanie Delk
House management: Rachel Dendy
Photography: Natasha Mueller, Ulices Garcia, and Dannie Snyder.

“One thing's for certain about Glass Half Full Artistic Director Caroline Reck: Between her writing, designing, acting, and direction, she is one incredibly talented artist. And in Don Quixote de La Redo, she has assembled an all-star creative team that has built an immersive world steeped in equal parts whimsy and postapocalyptic angst.”
T. Lynn Mikeska, The Austin Chronicle
https://www.austinchronicle.com/arts/2017-02-24/don-quixote-de-la-redo/

Don Quixote confronts Y. Photo by Natasha Mueller.

Don Quixote and Caroline Reck

X and Y inspect the wall. Photo by Natasha Mueller.

Gricelda Silva and Caroline Reck

Sancho meets X. Photo by Natasha Mueller.

Sancho and Gricelda Silva

Don Quixote passes on his wisdom. Photo by Natasha Mueller.

Don Quixote and Caroline Reck

X is amazed by Y's armor. Photo by Natasha Mueller.

Caroline Reck and Gricelda Silva

Cervantes. Photo by Dannie Snyder.

Cervantes and Rudy Ramirez

Don Quixote, Sancho and Y. Photo by Natasha Mueller.

Don Quixote, Sancho and Caroline Reck

Don Quixote and Sancho. Photo by Dannie Snyder.

Don Quixote de La Redo Trailer by Dannie Snyder

Meet Little Quixote and Sancho by Dannie Snyder

Pride and Prejudice

St. Edward’s University
February 2017. Austin, Texas

Adapted by Jon Jory
From the novel by Jane Austen
Directed by Robert Tolaro
Costume Design by Jennifer Davis
Lighting Design by Natalie George
Set Design by Michael Massey
Photography by Jessica Attie

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Wolf Hall

Austin Shakespeare
September 2016

By Hillary Mantle
Directed by Ann Ciccolella
Costume Design by Jennifer Rose Davis
Lighting Design by Patrick Anthony
Projections by Lowell Bartholomee

Merry Wives of Windsor

Austin Scottish Rite Theater
August, 2016. Austin, Texas

By William Shakespeare
Directed by Susan Gayle Todd
Costume Design by Jennifer Davis
Music Direction by Jennifer Davis
Photography by Penny Smith and Susan Gayle Todd

Henry VIII

Austin Shakespeare
July 2016. Austin, Texas

By William Shakespeare
Directed By Ann Ciccolella
Costume Design by Jennifer Davis
Lighting Design by Patrick Anthony

The History of King Lear

Hidden Room Theatre
November 2015. Austin, Texas.

By William Shakespeare
Adapted by Nahum Tate
Directed by Beth Burns
Costume Design by Jenny McNee
Associate Costume Design by Jennifer Davis
Wig and Accessories Design by Jennifer Davis

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Der Bestraft Brudermord

Changelings

The VORTEX Repertory, Co.
Jan 2015. Austin, Texas

By Reina Hardy
Directed by Rudy Ramirez
Lighting Design by Patrick Anthony
Set Design by Ann Marie Gordon
Photography by Kimberley Mead
Costume Design by Jennifer Davis
Draper, Stitcher, Maskmaker - Jennifer Davis

Still Now

Shrewd Productions
September 2014. Austin, Texas.

By Katie Bender
Directed by Rudy Ramirez
Costume Design by Jennifer Davis
Lighting Design by Megan Reilly
Set Design by Ann Marie Gordon
Projection Design by Patrick Lord
Choreography by Abel Coelho

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Servant of Two Masters

Penfold Theater Company
August 2011. Austin Texas

By Carlo Goldoni
Director: Beth Burns
Costume Design: Jennifer Rose Davis
Draper, Stitcher and Milliner: Jennifer Rose Davis
Photography: Kimberley Mead

“Jennifer Davis's costume designs bring the epoch vividly into view.”
Michael Meigs, CTX Live Theater

https://ctxlivetheatre.com/reviews/review-the-servant-of-two-masters-by-penfold-th/

A Midsummer Night's Dream

The Baron’s Men
September 2010. Austin, Texas.

By William Shakespeare
Director: Jennifer Davis
Lighting Design: Amy Lewis
Set Design: Laura Trezise
Costume Design: Dawn Allee, Jennifer Davis, Cherie Weed and Pam Martin
Photography: Kimberley Mead and Mark Vittek

https://ctxlivetheatre.com/reviews/review-a-midsummer-nights-dream-by-barons-men/