
SISTER ACT
Music by Alan Menken & Lyrics by Glenn Slater Written
Produced by: OK Opera MTC - Director: Dr. David Herendeen
Stage Manager: Laurena Sherrill - Costume Designer: Celia Kasberg
Wig & Makeup Designer: Megan Carpenter - Scenic Designer: Jason Foreman
Lighting Designer: Aaron Mooney - Sound Designer: Nathan Schilz
Photographer: Wendy Mutz
SISTER ACT
Music by Alan Menken & Lyrics by Glenn Slater Written
Produced by: OK Opera MTC - Director: Dr. David Herendeen
Stage Manager: Laurena Sherrill - Costume Designer: Celia Kasberg
Wig & Makeup Designer: Megan Carpenter - Scenic Designer: Jason Foreman
Lighting Designer: Aaron Mooney - Sound Designer: Nathan Schilz
Photographer: Wendy Mutz
IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE: A LIVE RADIO PLAY
Written by Joe Landry
Produced by: TheatreOCU - Director: Matthew Sipress
Stage Manager: Laurena Sherrill - Costume Designer: Celia Kasberg
Scenic Designer: Jeff Bertoncin - Lighting Designer: Aaron Mooney
Sound Designer: Nathan Schilz - Photographer: Bryan Cardinale - Powell
IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE: A LIVE RADIO PLAY
Written by Joe Landry
Produced by: TheatreOCU - Director: Matthew Sipress
Stage Manager: Laurena Sherrill - Costume Designer: Celia Kasberg
Scenic Designer: Jeff Bertoncin - Lighting Designer: Aaron Mooney
Sound Designer: Nathan Schilz - Photographer: Bryan Cardinale - Powell
CROCHETED, KNITTED, & TEXTILED SHAWL
CROCHETED, KNITTED, & TEXTILED SHAWL
Design Concept & Execution
Sister Act, based on the movie of the same name starring Whoopie Goldberg, is a story that revolves around a want-to-be disco singer who is forced to hide in a convent after accidentally witnessing a murder. Because the musical is set in the late 1970s, I was heavily influenced by the disco star Donna Summer and the fashion trends she set during that time. Emphasis on glitter, glam, and bright colors inspired me to costume everyone who lived outside the convent in a bold, 70's silhouette in order to contrast the nun's stark apparel. It was also important to stay true to the traditional clerical garb that nuns have been wearing for hundreds of years and to be as accurate as possible when it came to portraying those who live in a convent. Altogether, Sister Act provided me an excellent opportunity to learn how to balance the crazy style and fashion of the 70's with the strict religious garb of the church.
Design Concept & Execution
Sister Act, based on the movie of the same name starring Whoopie Goldberg, is a story that revolves around a want-to-be disco singer who is forced to hide in a convent after accidentally witnessing a murder. Because the musical is set in the late 1970s, I was heavily influenced by the disco star Donna Summer and the fashion trends she set during that time. Emphasis on glitter, glam, and bright colors inspired me to costume everyone who lived outside the convent in a bold, 70's silhouette in order to contrast the nun's stark apparel. It was also important to stay true to the traditional clerical garb that nuns have been wearing for hundreds of years and to be as accurate as possible when it came to portraying those who live in a convent. Altogether, Sister Act provided me an excellent opportunity to learn how to balance the crazy style and fashion of the 70's with the strict religious garb of the church.
Design Concept & Execution
It's A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play, based on the original tale, is centered around a man who discovers what life around him would have been like if he had never been born. For this production I sought to place the focus of my designs around a bright and cheery color palette influenced by Christmas themes while staying true to the style and silhouette of the 1940s.
Design Concept & Execution
It's A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play, based on the original tale, is centered around a man who discovers what life around him would have been like if he had never been born. For this production I sought to place the focus of my designs around a bright and cheery color palette influenced by Christmas themes while staying true to the style and silhouette of the 1940s.
LEATHER NECK PLATE
LEATHER NECK PLATE
LEATHER NECK PLATE
LEATHER NECK PLATE
Current Projects
Current Projects
Current Projects
Celia Kasberg
COSTUME ARTISAN

Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley
Written by Lauren Gunderson & Margot Melcon
Produced by: TheatreOCU
Director: Matthew Sipress
Stage Manager: Claire Police
Costume Designer: Celia Kasberg
Wig & Makeup Designer: Megan Carpenter
Scenic Designer: Carleigh Wagner
Lighting Designer: Marina Oakley
Sound Designer: Victoria Esquibel
Photographer: Bryan Cardinale - Powell






Design Concept & Execution
Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley, is a story that follows Mary Bennet from Pride and Prejudice as she finds love with an unexpected, intellectual match during the holidays. Set in the Regency Era, I was inspired by the classic, empire silhouette and combining bright color palettes to compliment the style of the holidays and the storyline. For this production I wanted to use a specific color palette for each character in order to convey distinct personality traits. For example, I costumed Arthur to wear a blue, regency tailcoat with hints of red and orange in his waistcoats because it portrayed him as a scholar with a subdued passion for science. For other characters such as Lydia, I wanted to show her flirtatiousness and naiveté by dressing her in bright pinks and purples and to separate her from others onstage. I also used certain color schemes to my advantage to easily convey to audience members who was coupled with whom in regards to love interests. To accomplish this, I costumed Mr. and Mrs. Darcy in a series of greens and Mr. and Mrs. Bingley in a series of blues to show that they were coupled together. For Mary and her love interest, Arthur, I dressed them in their own color palettes that then became the same in the end when they professed their love for one another.
























