The concept for the production was that Oz had a Steam Punk feel. I was also inspired by pop-up books.

This theatre space was a thrust. The theatre was created from a barn and had a particular challenge in the form of a structural post in the center of the stage. For this show I turned it into a tree.

Miss Abigail's Guide to Dating, Mating, and Marriage is set on a talk show television set. It is also set in the 1960's and is supposed to be inspired by Miss Abigail's living room.

This was in the second theatre space. This space was only 6'-10" tall and was used as a dinner theatre space. As a result tables for the guests came right up to the edge of the theatre platform.

The show is set in 1960s France at a vacation cabin for the main couple.

Set in 1960s Minnesota in the church of a Lutheran Church.