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ABOUT ME |
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Noël Huntzinger (Costume Designer) hails from Tulsa, Oklahoma and is a graduate of Oklahoma University. Noël is an artistic associate at Sideshow Theatre Company, past Sideshow credits: Truth and Reconciliation, Stupid F****** Bird and Antigonik. Noël is a resident artist at Filament Theatre: Robin Hood, Van Gogh Café, Pinocchio: A Folk Musical, Hank Williams Lost Highway and others), and at Interrobang Theatre: Still, North Pool, Pitchfork Disney and others. Noël designed the 2016 New Stages at The Goodman: Blue Skies Process and Support Group for Men. Noël wrapped her first full-length film design- 'Olympia: an Instruction Manual for Everything' in the summer.
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"Noël is a dream collaborator. She is, first and foremost, a storyteller with a keen eye to the whole production. Beyond that, she is a craftsman tuned into every detail, from thoughtful distressing to the perfect buttons. Plus, she's always the most prepared and professional person in the room. You'd be hard pressed to find a better member of any design team.” |
- Julie Ritchey, Artistic Director of Filament Theatre
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"You will not find a designer that takes more pride in her work. Noël gives 110% to every project, sweating the details from concept to creation and bringing each design to life with great enthusiasm.” |
- Georgette Verdin, Co-Artistic Director of Interrobang Theatre Project
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"Noël Huntzinger’s costumes [...] are well-curated, with specificity of era and a nuanced eye for color and shape." Bec Willet |
"The design elements also serve SUPPORT GROUP well. [...] Noël Huntzinger's costume designs develop each character's personality further-particularly the fabulous costume she has designed for Alex (for fear of spoiling the play, I won't say much more here)."
