Marcy Grace Froehlich

Marcy Froehlich's expertise in period costume design has been the basis of her excellent work in film, television, and theater. Besides the film & TV work (for which she has an Emmy nomination) listed on IMDB, her theater design ranges from musicals such as "Camelot" for the National Tour starring Michael York and then Lou Diamond Philips, "Pajama Game" for Reprise! starring Christine Ebersole, or "Les Miserables" at Sacramento Music Circus with Ivan Rutherford and Brad Little, to the Rubicon Theatre's "Dancing at Lughnasa" with Susan Clarke, Bonnie Franklin, and Stephanie Zimbalist, or "Waiting for Godot" with Joe Spano, Cliff DeYoung, Ted Neeley, and Robin Gammell. She has also designed for the Long Beach Opera ("Orpheus & Euridice" starring Elizabeth Futral), the Shoji Tabuchi Show in Branson, Missouri, Warner Brothers' theme park in Germany, and the Energizer Bunny! Before moving to Los Angeles she was the Associate Costume Designer on touring productions of Broadway's "The Phantom of the Opera", and the designer for such shows as "Dames at Sea" (PA Stage) and "Madama Butterfly" (Delaware Opera). She has had great international experience as Assistant Designer and Costume Coordinator working in Rome, Tokyo, and Rotterdam for Robert Wilson's multi-national opera "The Civil Wars". In her spare time Marcy travels and paints, and her artwork has been exhibited in Los Angeles at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion. She has an MFA from the University of Michigan, and has taught costume design at the State University of New York in New Paltz. Marcy has served on the Board of Directors and the Board of Trustees of the Costume Designers Guild, and is a co-author of the comprehensive costume source book Shopping LA: The Insiders' Sourcebook for Film & Fashion, an industry standard for 15 years.