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Elizabeth Cree

I had an absolute blast designing this opera at U-M, directed by the fabulously creative Greg Keller. Great process overall with amazing support from our highly gifted shop. Sophomore Kayti Sanchez was my assistant, and it was great to have another student, Lucy Knas, research, design and execute the tattoo bodysuit. The cast was so collaborative and game as we developed this whacky penny dreadful. Two seniors, Abi Farnsworth and Audrey Tieman designed lighting and scenery.

You can read a preview of the show on Pulp. And see photos by Peter Smith, below.



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