is a designer whose work spans a wide range of theatrical productions. Over the years, she has collaborated with a variety of established theaters, including the Viterbo University Conservatory for the Performing Arts, the Commonweal Theatre Company, the University of Madison Theatre Department, and the Children's Theatre of Madison in both costume and properties design.
Through her innovative approach to costume design, she has brought countless characters to life, enhancing the storytelling with carefully crafted, visually striking costumes. Some of her favorite design credits include Three Sisters, Charley's Aunt, Our Town, Failure: A Love Story, Measure for Measure, The Hello Girls, and She Kills Monsters.
As a 1999 graduate of Viterbo with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre Design, she is known for her versatility and her ability to design across both dramatic and music theatre. Above all, she is driven by a passion for creating designs that not only support but elevate the artistic vision of each production.
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Jen Brown
is a designer whose work spans a wide range of theatrical productions. Over the years, she has collaborated with a variety of established theaters, including the Viterbo University Conservatory for the Performing Arts, the Commonweal Theatre Company, the University of Madison Theatre Department, and the Children's Theatre of Madison in both costume and properties design.
Through her innovative approach to costume design, she has brought countless characters to life, enhancing the storytelling with carefully crafted, visually striking costumes. Some of her favorite design credits include Three Sisters, Charley's Aunt, Our Town, Failure: A Love Story, Measure for Measure, The Hello Girls, and She Kills Monsters.
As a 1999 graduate of Viterbo with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre Design, she is known for her versatility and her ability to design across both dramatic and music theatre. Above all, she is driven by a passion for creating designs that not only support but elevate the artistic vision of each production.