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THE DINING ROOM
Set and Costume Design

 “The narrative depicts various 20th century families and servants in vignettes that overlap an iconic dining room (well rendered by designer Vandy Scoates)...Effortlessly switching age and status in Scoates’ all purpose costumes, they form a beautifully balanced unit...” 
-Los Angeles Times.  By David C. Nichols.  Jan. 29 2009 (mention on p.1)       
   More reviews at page bottom
Interact Theatre Company
Los Angeles, CA
Directed by Kay Cole
2009
Pre Show
Ensemble
Architect(Base Costume) and Meg
Psychiatrist (Base Costume) and Hellen
Mother and Grace
Grace
Chris and Jim
Jim
David and Aggie
Ted and Grandfather
Caroline
Harriet and Tony
Howard and Billy
RENDERING: Tracy
RENDERING: Tracy
RENDERING: Matt
RENDERING: Jimmy
RENDERING: Amanda
RENDERING: Bob
 “Vandy Scoates’ costuming helps differentiate eras and ages: With a perky pair of shoes or a saggy cardigan, we’re instantaneously clued in to the many characters...”
-Backstage West.  By Dany Margolies.  Jan. 28, 2009 (mention on p.1)

 “With minimal costume changes, the actors use vocal mannerisms to carve out distinct characters...The events take place onVandy Scoates’ expansive and well-appointed set...”
- L.A. Weekly.  By Sandra Ross. Jan. 22, 2009 (mention on p.1)

“The play itself does half the work-asking for no real food, no particular set design or costuming (although Vandy Scoates does a fine job with both)...” 
-Burbank Leader.  My Mary Burkin.  Jan. 27, 2009 (mention on p.2)

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