Curriculum Vita

Madeline Ann Kozlowski

EDUCATION

B.F.A. Theatre With Honors, Ohio University, Athens, OH, 1966
M.F.A. Costume Design, Brandeis University, Waltham, MASS, 1969

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATION

Member: United Scenic Artists Local 829
Member: The Costume Designer's Guild I.A.T.S.E. Local 892
Member: American Academy of Television Arts and Sciences

TEACHING

GLASSBORO STATE COLLEGE, Glassboro, NJ, 1973-1974: Costume Designer and Instructor. Teacher of Costume Design, Costume History, and Oral Interpretation of Literature. Designer of several productions and supervision of student designers.
BURLINGTON COUNTY COLLEGE, Burlington, NJ, 1972-1974: History of Visual Arts including theatre, ballet, opera and film. Costume Designer of Burlington County Theatre.
CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE, Northridge, CA, 1974-1975: Guest Artist in Costume Design in conjunction with designing costumes for TOSCA starring Carol van Ness.
THE FASHION INSTITUTE OF DESIGN AND MERCHANDISING, Los Angeles, CA, 1987-Present: Guest Lecturer in Costume Design for Film and Theatre.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES, 1992-1995: Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Theatre. Costume Design for Film and Television.

PROFESSIONAL CONSULTING WORK, LECTURES, AND PANELS

The Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising: 1994-Present: Member Advisory Board of Theatre Costumes.
University of California, Los Angeles: 1993 Panelist with Art Director David Sackeroff for graduate directing students in The Department of Film and Television. Bert Brinkerhoff, seminar leader.
Warner Research Library, Burbank, California: 1985 Lecture. Lecturer for Mary Ann Grasso Head of Warner Research Collection regarding Costume Research for Historical Motion Pictures. Actual costumes for CBS film SAMSON AND DELILAH demonstrated the designer's process.
Women in Film: 1985 Exhibit and Fashion Show of Hollywood Film Costumes. Costumes from the CBS film SAMSON AND DELILAH.
Ahmanson Theatre, Los Angeles, California: 1983 Panelist with fellow designers of Sir Peter Ustinov's production of his own work BEETHOVAN'S TENTH. Discussion of Concepts in Design presented to Greater Los Angeles High School Drama Studies students.
Los Angeles Community College: 1982 Consultant on selection of costume shop assistant.
United States Institute of Theater Technology Convention: Phoenix, AZ, 1980. Seminar Panel on Professional Costume Shops and Their Personnel Needs.

AWARDS FOR COSTUME DESIGN

Academy of Television Arts and Sciences EMMY AWARD for Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design 1985.: PRYOR'S PLACE, CBS Television, produced by Krofft Entertainment.
Academy of Television Arts and Sciences EMMY AWARD NOMINATION for Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design 1988 and 1989.: THE ALL NEW SMOTHERS BROTHERS COMEDY HOUR, CBS Television, produced by Smo Bro Productions.
Drama-Logue Critic's Award Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design:: 1981 THE HASTY HEART, Catalina and CTG Productions
1982 JOURNEY'S END, Catalina Production Group
1983 WOMEN BEHIND BARS, Catalina Production Group
L.A. Weekly Award Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design:: 1983 WOMEN BEHIND BARS, Catalina Production Group
1984 LIVIN' DOLLS, Catalina Production Group
1984 IN TROUSERS, Catalina Production Group
1986 WHY HANNA'S SKIRT WON'T STAY DOWN, Catalina Productions
1987 BENT, Catalina Production Group

PROFESSIONAL COSTUME DESIGN

SELECTED EXAMPLES OF MAJOR COMPLETED COSTUME DESIGNS FOR THE THEATRE SINCE 1970

MARAT/SADE by Peter Weiss, at The Fenwick Theatre of Holy Cross College, Worcester, Massachusetts, 1970. Directed by Edward Herson.
RICHARD III by William Shakespeare, at The Fenwick Theatre of Holy Cross College, Worcester, Massachusetts, 1970.
THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING ERNEST by Oscar Wilde, at The Fenwick Theatre, 1970. Directed by Bernie McInerney.
CELEBRATION by Harvey Schmidt, at the Fenwick Theatre, 1970.
WAITING FOR GODOT by Samuel Beckett, at The Fenwick Theatre, Worcester, Massachusetts, 1971.
THE GREAT CROSS COUNTRY RACE, Worcester Massachusetts Children's Theatre, 1971.
THE GLASS MENAGERIE by Tennessee Williams, at The Burlington County Theatre, Burlington, New Jersey, 1972. Directed by Dr. Harry Kunesch.
A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM by Shevlove, Gelbart and Sondheim, Burlington County Theatre, 1972. Directed by Dr. Harry Kunesch.
OH, WHAT A LOVELY WAR!, Burlington County Theatre, 1972. Costume and set designs were approached as dimensional, living expressions of recruiting poster art of the World War I era.
BLOOD WEDDING by Frederico Garcia Lorca, Glassboro State College Theatre, Glassboro, New Jersey, 1973. Costumes were done as collages of textures, woven and dyed to evoke the environment of primitive society.
THE RIVALS by Richard B. Sheridan, Glassboro State College Theatre, 1973.
THE CONTRAST by Royall Tyler, Burlington County Theatre, 1974. This production was the premiere performance in the bicentennial celebration of the American Revolution. The first letters of the revolution were sent from Burlington County, New Jersey in 1774.
THE OWL AND THE PUSSYCAT by Bill Manhoff, The Palm Springs Center Theatre, Palm Springs, California, 1976. Starring Adrienne Barbeau and Conrad Bain, directed by William Bartman.
THE BARBARY COAST book, music, and lyrics by William Penzner, The Orpheum Theatre, San Francisco, California, 1977. Produced by Barbary Coast Productions, directed by Jack Bunch. The musical story of Gentleman Jim Corbett and the infamous Barbary Coast of the late nineteenth century.
FESTIVAL by Downs and Martin, A.C.T. Theatre, San Francisco, California, 1978. Based on the medieval chantefable AUCASSIN AND NICOLETTE, this delightful romp through history moved to The Las Palmas Theatre, Los Angeles in 1979 and New York City Center in 1980. Directed by Wayne Bryan, it starred Stephanie Zimbalist and Gregory Harrison.
THE WAGER by Mark Medoff, 1980. Produced by Coast to Coast Productions starring Mark Harmon, Stephanie Zimbalist, and Hart Bochner was filmed for Showtime in 1981.
THE HASTY HEART by John Patrick, originated at The Cast-in-the-Circle Theatre, Los Angeles but moved to The Ahmanson Theatre at The Los Angeles Music Center. Directed by Martin Speer, starring Gregory Harrison, Susan Eichorn, and Kurt Russell this production won six Los Angeles Drama Critic Circle Awards in 1981 and was filmed for Showtime.
THE WRONG BOX based on the story by Robert Louis Stevenson and the film directed by Bryan Forbes, at The-Cast-in-the-Circle, Los Angeles, 1981. Directed by Ron Link.
ORPHAN'S REVENGE book, music, and lyrics by Buhrer and Casey, Ford's Theatre, Washington, D.C., 1982. Produced by The Ford's Theatre Society, directed by Allan Hunt.
JOURNEY'S END by R.C. Sherriff, at The Cast-in-the-Circle Theatre, Los Angeles, 1982. This multi-award winning production starred Maxwell Caulfied, Andrew Stevens, George Wendt and was filmed for H.B.O. Directed by Steven Schacter.
THE HASTY HEART by John Patrick, The Burt Reynold's Theatre, Jupiter, Florida, 1982. Starring Robert Urich, this production moved to The Kennedy Center, Washington, D.C. in 1983. Then President Ronald Reagan, who played the role of Yank in the 1940's film, attended our production.
BEETHOVAN'S TENTH by Sir Peter Ustinov, Ahmanson Theatre, Los Angeles, 1983. Starring Peter Ustinov and Fritz Weaver, directed by Robert Chetwyn. After a year's tour of the United States this production moved to the Neiderlander Broadway Theatre, New York. Produced by Gatchell & Neufeld, Ltd.
WOMEN BEHIND BARS a black and blue comedy by Tom Eyan, The Roxy Theatre, Los Angeles, 1983. Starring, at various times, Adrienne Barbeau, Sally Kellerman, Linda Blair, and Lu Leonard, this multi-award winning show moved to the Alcazar Theatre, San Francisco under the direction of Ron Link.
IN TROUSERS book, music, and lyrics by William Finn, The Coast Playhouse, Los Angeles, 1984. Directed by Matt Cassella, this production moved to the Promenade Theatre, New York in 1985.
BREAKFAST WITH LES AND BESS, Burt Reynold's Theatre, Jupiter, Florida, 1985. Directed by Charles Nelson Reilly.
ENTER LAUGHING by Joseph Stein, based on the book by Carl Reiner, starring Didi Conn. Produced by Catalina Production Group at The Coast Playhouse, Los Angeles, 1985.
BLUE DENIM by James Leo Herlihy and William Noble, The Coast Playhouse, Los Angeles, California, 1985.
PICNIC by William Inge, The Ahmanson Theatre, Los Angeles, California, 1986. Directed by Marshall Mason, this production starred Rue McClanahan, Jennifer Jason Leigh, and Michael Learned.
WHY HANNA'S SKIRT WONT STAY DOWN by Tom Eyan at The Coast Playhouse, Los Angeles, 1986. Directed by Ron Link.
GIFTS OF THE MAGI, a musical adaptation of the short story by O. Henry, The Coast Playhouse, l986. Starring Dale Christian and B.D. Wong.
HEARTBEATS, the music of Amanda McBroom. Produced by Actors for Themselves at the Matrix Theatre, 1986. Directed by Sam Weissman.
BENT by Martin Sherman at The Coast Playhouse, Los Angeles, 1987. Steven Bauer starred in this production directed by David Marshall Grant.
THE BEST MAN by Gore Vidal, The Ahmanson Theatre, Los Angeles, 1987. This production directed by Jose Ferrer starred Mel Ferrer, Hope Lange, and Buddy Ebsen.
FATAL ATTRACTION by Bernard Slade, The Burt Reynold's Theatre, Jupiter, Florida, 1987. Starring Catherine Bach, directed by Tom Troop.
THE SOCIAL SECURITY by Andrew Bergman, The Burt Reynold's Theatre, Jupiter, Florida, 1988. Starring Bernie Koppell and Karen Valentine, directed by Richard Klein.
JAQUES BREL IS ALIVE AND WELL AND LIVING IN PARIS by Eric Blau, The Pasadena Playhouse, 1988. This 25th Anniversary Production starred Amanda McBroom and George Ball.
LIES AND LEGENDS---THE MUSIC OF HARRY CHAPIN, The Pasadena Playhouse, 1988. Directed by Sam Weissman.
HAPPY JACK, The Coast Playhouse, 1989. Starring John Laroquette, directed by Ron Link.
CHILD'S PLAY by Robert Marasco, The Coast Playhouse, Los Angeles, California, 1990.

COSTUME DESIGN FOR FILM SINCE 1978

SIDE SHOW, an NBC movie of the week, based on the life story of Sid Krofft, a fourth-generation Greek puppeteer whose family apprenticed him to The Ringling Brothers Circus in the 1940's. Produced by Krofft Entertainment, 1978.
O'HARA'S WIFE, feature film starring Ed Asner and Jodie Foster, 1981. A Davis-Panzer production, directed by William Bartman.
THURSDAYS'S CHILD, a CBS movie of the week, starring Gena Rowlands, 1982. Produced by Catalina Productions.
LEGS, an ABC movie of the week, starring Gwen Verdon and John Heard, 1983. Directed by Jerrold Freedman.
FIGHTING CHANCE, a CBS movie of the week, starring Gregory Harrison, Stephanie Zimbalist, and Pat Hingle, 1983.
SAMSON AND DELILAH, a remake of the movie classic for CBS Directed by Lee Phillips, the international cast starred Max Von Sydow, Maria Schell, Clive Revill, and Jose Ferrer, 1984. Over 4,000 costumes were constructed for this biblical epic including armor and uniforms for two armies.
SEDUCED, a CBS movie for television starring Cybill Shepherd and Jose Ferrer, 1985. Directed by Jerrold Freedman.
THE CHRISTMAS STAR, a CBS movie for television starring Ed Asner and Fred Gwynn. Produced by The Walt Disney Company, 1986.
OCEANS OF FIRE, a CBS movie for television. Starring Billy Dee Williams and Gregory Harrison. Produced by Catalina Production Group, 1986.
SPOT MARKS THE X, a CBS movie for television, starring Geoffrey Lewis. Produced by The Walt Disney Company, 1986.
HOT PAINT, a CBS movie for television, starring John Laroquette. Produced by Catalina Production Group, 1986.
RED RIVER, a CBS movie for television based on the film classic, 1987. This production starring James Arness and Bruce Boxleitner was directed by Richard Michaels.
GUILTY AS CHARGED, a feature film produced by I.R.S. Media, 1990. Starring Rod Steiger, Lauren Hutton, and Heather Graham. Directed by Sam Irvin.
THE TOWER, a Fox-Westgate film for television, 1991. Written and directed by Richard Kletter, starring Paul Reiser.
PALACE GUARD, a CBS film for television, 1991. Produced by Stephen J. Cannell, starring D.W. Moffatt and Marcie Walker.
THE HAT SQUAD, a CBS film for television, 1992. Produced by Stephen J. Cannell.
THE RETURN OF HUNTER, an NBC Sunday night movie, starring Fred Dryer, 1995. Produced by Stephen J. Cannell.

COSTUME DESIGN FOR TELEVISION SINCE 1976

THE DONNY AND MARIE OSMOND SHOW 1976, CBS Variety Television Series, Sid and Marty Krofft, Producers.
CIRCUS OF THE STARS 1977-1985, CBS, Bob Stivers, Producer.
COMMAND PERFORMANCE 1977, CBS, Bob Stivers, Producer.
PEOPLE'S CHOICE AWARDS 1978-81, CBS Bob Stivers, Producer.
JUKE BOX AWARDS 1978, CBS, Bob Stivers, Producer.
COMMAND PERFORMANCE 1978, CBS, Bob Stivers, Producer.
IT'S A DOG'S LIFE 1979, NBC, Tandem Productions, Fred Silverman, Producer.
THE JIMMY MCNICHOL SPECIAL 1980, Fox Television, Bob Finkel, Producer.
THE NEIL SEDAKA TOUCH 1980, ABC, Ernie Chambers and Associates, Producers.
TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT 1980, CBS Television Series, Tandem Productions, Jerry McPhee, Producer.
DANCE FEVER 1981-1986, CBS, Merv Griffin Productions
MINSKY'S FOLLIES 1981, Home Box Office, RKO/ Neiderlander Productions, Jim Rich, Producer.
CELEBRITY DAREDEVILS 1982, CBS Bob Stivers, Producer.
ALL STAR SALUTE TO THE OLYMPICS 1984, CBS Bob Stivers, Producer.
PRYOR'S PLACE 1984, CBS Emmy Award Winning Program for Children, Krofft Entertainment, Producers.
I HAD THREE WIVES 1985, NBC Television Series, Warner Brothers Studios, Producers.
THE PATTI LABELLE SPECIAL, 1985, CBS Television, Sid and Marty Krofft, Producers.
THE ALL NEW SMOTHERS BROTHERS COMEDY HOUR 1987-89, CBS Musical Variety Series, Smo Bro Productions.
FUN HOUSE 1988-92, CBS Children's Series, Stone/Stanley Productions.
25TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE LOS ANGELES MUSIC CENTER 1989, Paradigm Entertainment, Producers.
WHAT'S ALLEN WATCHING? 1989, CBS Television, Paramount Television/Eddie Murphy Enterprises.
THE GREGORY HARRISON SHOW 1989, CBS Television Series Pilot, MGM/UA, Producers.
HOLLYWOOD DOG 1989, CBS Television Series Pilot, Stone/Stanley Productions.
WAKE, RATTLE, AND ROLL 1990, CBS Children's Television Series, Hanna-Barbera Productions, Randolph Gale, Producer.
FANTASTIC FACTS 1991, Fox Television Pilot, Telepictures Productions.
KIDS INC. 1992, The Disney Channel Television Series, Lynch Brothers Entertainment, James Cuomo, Producer.
ROCKIN' TOONTOWN 1993, The Disney Channel Special, Blue Streak Productions, Tim Gaydos, Producer.
CAUGHT IN THE ACT 1993, ABC Television Pilot, Dick Clark Productions, Geoff Bennett, Producer.
VIPER 1993, CBS Television Pilot Presentation, Stephen J. Cannell Productions.
HAWKEYE 1994, CBS Television Series Pilot Presentation, based on the characters of James Fennimore Cooper, Stephen J. Cannell, Producer.
LANCE BURTON MASTER MAGICIAN...THE LEGEND BEGINS 1996, NBC Television Special. A Hearst Entertainment/Jaffe Production, Gary Pudney, Bob Jaffe Producers.
ATLANTIS, IN SEARCH OF A LOST CONTINENT 1996, NBC Television Special. Produced by Sam Zoda for Blackhawk Productions. Costume Design for historical segment depicting the life of Edgar Casey.
LOVELINE 1996, a Stone/Stanley Television series for national syndication. Starring Adam Carolla and Dr. Drew Pinsky tackling love, romance, and relationships with insight and humor.
SHOP 'TIL YOU DROP, 1996. Television series produced by Stone/Stanley Productions for The Family Channel.
DISNEY'S SING ME A STORY WITH BELLE 1996, CBS Saturday morning television series for children stressing reading and social interaction. Produced by Tim Gaydos for Patrick Davidson Productions.

PERFORMANCE WARDROBE, MUSICAL PERFORMERS, AND SELECTED CLIENTS SINCE 1977

BILL HAYES AND SUSAN SEAFORTH HAYES 1977. Wardrobe for Musical Tour
MILLER'S OUTPOST 1981. Commercial featuring oversized walkabout character costumes.
OCEANIC/NEPTUNE WETSUITS 1985. Designed a contemporary line of wet suits for skin divers for this established traditional company.
HARRY BLACKSTONE 1986, for BLACKSTONE MAGIK CHRISTMAS based on THE NUTCRACKER by E.T.A. Hoffmann, Tropicana Hotel, Atlantic City, New Jersey.
NABISCO 1989. Commercial featuring the Smothers Brothers.
LA FONDA PARTNERS 1990-Present. Video, still work, and infomercial wardrobe for Jane Fonda's Workout Company.
BODY SOLUTONS/OVATIONS INC. 1992. Commercial for Sleek Seat, a fitness aid starring Judy and Audrey Landers.
JOE WEIDER 1993. Fitness products infomercial for Weider Fitness/Shape Magazine.
JIM STAFFORD 1993. Wardrobe for performers at The Jim Stafford Theatre, Branson, Missouri.
TONY ORLANDO 1993-Present. Wardrobe for Tony, his band, and production numbers at The Tony Orlando Yellow Ribbon Theatre, Branson, Missouri.
THE JAMES BOND LIBRARY 1995, infomercial for MGM/UA, produced by Pat and Terry Finn for IN-FINN-ITY Productions.
LA FONDA PARTNERS 1995. JANE FONDA'S TOTAL BODY SCULPTING, Video for Warner Vision Entertainment.

FASHION STYLIST PRINT WORK

VIE a magazine for health, fitness, and beauty published by Vie Publications. Cover of July 1995 issue, Bob Gardner, photographer.

COSTUME DESIGN FOR CASINO, ARENA, INDUSTRIAL, AND THEME PARKS

ICE FANTASY 1977. Hacienda Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas, Nevada. Conceived, choreographed, and directed by Brian Foley.
ROLLER MAGIC 1980. Produced by Roller Generation, Sao Paulo, Brazil. Directed by Brian Foley.
SKATEBOARD MANIA 1981. Arena show featuring world skateboard champions. Produced by Alchemy, Ltd.
FORD 1984, Convention Center, Las Vegas, Nevada. Industrial produced by Maritz Communications.
QUEEN MARY 1985, Long Beach California. Holiday, Futuredome, Fourth of July, and Christmas entertainment at The Wrather Properties. Produced by Y.L.S. Productions.
HONDA POWER EQUIPMENT 1985, Nashville Tennessee. Industrial.
QUEEN MARY 1988. Halloween Event THE QUEEN SCARY at The Wrather Properties, Long Beach, California. Produced by Y.L.S. Productions.
SIX FLAGS MAGIC MOUNTAIN 1991. ROCK 'N ROLL SUMMER at The Magic Moments Theatre, Valencia, California. Produced by Y.L.S. Productions.
SIX FLAGS MAGIC MOUNTAIN 1995. CARNAVAL DU FUTUR at The Magic Moments Theatre. Produced by Y.L.S. Productions.
CREEPY HOLLOW 1995. Halloween spectacular for Six Flags Magic Mountain, produced by YLS Productions.
YELLOW RIBBON THEATER 1996, full stage show starring Tony Orlando and Company produced by Lighthouse Entertainment. Branson, Missouri.
WARNER BROTHERS KIDS CLUB 1996. Summer stage show for children ages 3-8 at Six Flags Magic Mountain produced by YLS Productions.
CARNAVAL DU FUTUR '96 at Magic Moments Theatre, Six Flags Magic Mountain. Produced by YLS Productions.

PRODUCT PLACEMENT BY PEARL BUTTONS & CO.

JANE FONDA WORKOUT VIDEOS 1990-Present: Body Wrappers
Softouch
Weekend Exercise Company
Dance France
Danskin
Cam & Co.
Act 'n Up
Expozay
SUPERMARKET SWEEP 1990-1993 Lifetime Television: Michael Gerald
SUPERMARKET SWEEP 1994-1995 Lifetime Television: J. Riggings
SHOP 'TIL YOU DROP 1991-1995 Lifetime Television: J. Riggings
FREE FOR ALL 1994 U.S.A. Network: J. Riggings
GLADIATORS 2000 1994-1995 CBS Television: Steel Jeans
Duckhead Apparel

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA IRVINE

COSTUME DESIGN

THE WOMEN OF TROY by Euripides, 1996. Directed by Dudley Knight in The School of the Arts Concert Hall.
MAN AND SUPERMAN by George Bernard Shaw, 1996. Directed by Keith Fowler at The Irvine Barclay Theater.

COMMITTEES SERVED

SCHOOL OF THE ARTS AFFIRMATIVE ACTION 1995. Chaired by Stephen Barker, Associate Dean.
SCHOOL OF THE ARTS FURTURE OF THE ART GALLERY 1996. A study to define the mission as well as the future of the Art Gallery. Chaired by Jill Beck, Dean.
THEATRE GUILD 1996. Presentation of the production design process for THE WOMEN OF TROY. Host Keith Fowler.
THE DEAN'S COUNCIL 1996. Presentation of the costume design process for THE WOMEN OF TROY. Host Jill Beck.
FUTURE OF SCHOOL OF THE ARTS 1996. One day seminar concerning the University's role in education and the arts in the near future and the changes we must undergo. Host Dean Jill Beck.
TOWN AND GOWN 1996. Presentation to community supporters of the theatre describing the production process for THE TEMPEST. Host Sue Totten.

AWARDS

SCHOOL OF THE ARTS EXCELLENCE IN UNDERGRADUATE TEACHING, School Year 1995-1996.

Madeline Ann Kozlowski