Heather C. Jackson

Drury Lane Theatre

Co-Costume Design with Sarah Cubbage

Director/Choreographer: Jane Lanier

Assistant Director/Choreographer: Frank Kliegel

Music Director: Carolyn Brady

Scenic Designer: Andrew Boyce

Lighting Designer: Julie Mack

Sound Designer: Ray Nardelli

Hair Design: Brittany Crinson

Photos: Brett Beiner Photography

Cendrillon, Peabody Institute*

*production principles double cast

Director: Mary Duncan Steidl

Conductor: Brian Garman

Hair & Makeup Designer: Priscilla Bruce

Lighting Design: Katie McCreary

Projection Design: Camilla Tassi

Photos: Edward S. Davis

The Bridges of Madison County, Shenandoah Summer Music Theatre

Director: Jeremy Scott Blaustein

Music Director: Joshua Harvey

Choreographer: Brandon Kelly

Scenic Design, Co-Projection Design: James V. Raymond

Lighting Design, Co-Projection Design: Andrew Carson

Photos: C. King Media

Director: Natka Bianchini

Set Design: Sean Urbantke

Lighting Design: Katie McCreary

Hin und Zuruk & Les Mamelles des Tiresias, Peabody Conservatory

Director: Alison Moritz and Gregory Keng Strasser

Production Design: David Plunkert

Lighting Design: Brian Jones

Composed by Shawn Okpebholo

Poetry by Marcus Amaker

Conductor: Robert Wood

Director: Kristine McIntyre

Set and Props Design: Mollie SInger

Production Stage Manager: Rebecca Talisman

Screencaps from filming by Blue Land Media

*Production postponed/filmed due to COVID-19

By Mollie Smith Metzler

Director: Vincent M. Lancisi

Scenic Design: Lawrence E. Moten, III

Lighting Design: Sarah Tundermann

Sound Design: Kathy Ruvuna

Stage Manager: Cat Wallis / Paul Mills Holmes

Photos: courtesy of Everyman Theatre / screen caps from filming by Human Being Productions

“Heather C. Jackson designed the costumes, which looked Starbucks-ready especially for Lina and Jessie…” - Maryland Theatre Guide

Director: Gabriel Barre

Music Director: Ana Flavia Zuim

Choreography: Jennifer Paulson-Lee

Scenic Design: Mark Morton

Lighting Design: Jason Kantrowitz

Puppet Design: Katie McGeorge

Sound Design: Megan Culley

Properties Design: Stephanie Gonzalez

Photos: Fletcher Kim

Director: Erin Bone Steel

Scenic Design: Daniel O'Brien

Photos: Brandon Vernon

“A tip of the skimmer to costume designer Heather C. Jackson for her outfits for both ensembles, as well as some hilarious Russian outfits (you'll find out why when you go).” - Broadway World

“The literal fashions in the show place the action in the 1920s. Costume designer Heather C. Jackson dresses the cast in light and colorful clothes that seem ideal for a summer garden party.” - The Baltimore Sun

Manhattan Concert Productions, Lincoln Center, 2019

Director: Gabriel Barre

Scenic Design: Caite Hevner

Lighting Design: Jason Kantrowitz

Photos by Synthia F. Steiman

Rags, NYU Steinhardt School of Music & Performing Arts

Gabriel Barre, Director
Joseph Church, Music Director

Book by Joseph Stein
Music by Charles Strouse
Lyrics by Stephen Schwartz
Revised book by David Thompson

Set Design: Caite Hevner

Lighting Design: Jason Kantrowitz

Sound Design: Benjamin Furiga

Choreographer: Jennifer Paulson Lee

Photos by Ashley Garrett Photography

2019

Director: Sam Little

Scenic Design: Daniel Pinha

Lighting Design: Alberto Segarro

Photos: Perk Hull Design

Director: Ian Gallanar, Gerrad Alex Taylor

Scenic & Projection Design: Daniel O'Brien

Lighting Design: Katie McCreary

Properties Design: Alexander Rothschild and Willow Watson

Fight Choreography: Casey Kaleba

Photos: C. Stanley Photography (Pt 1), Brandon Vernon (Pt 2)

“It certainly looks great. Above and beyond the splendor of the building itself, I appreciated Daniel O’Brien’s set design that utilizes projections against wooden spires, and Heather C. Jackson’s costume design merges classical forms with contemporary fabrics and flourishes.” - DC Theatre Scene

By Callie Kimball

Directed by Lola B. Pierson

Set Design: Daniel Ettinger

Lighting Design: Sarah Tundermann

Sound Design: Sarah O’Halloran

Properties Design: Amy Kellett

Photos: Katie Simmons-Barth

Director: Jonathan David Martin

Lighting Designer: Marie Yokoyama

Scenic Designer: Shane Cinal

Music Director: Napat Mingkawanyuen

Photos by: Genevieve Fridley

Directed by Dr. Natka Bianchini

Set Design: Daniel Pinha

Lighting Design: Katie Kudrick

Sound Design: Reid May

Photos: Brittani A. Borden

Director: Linda Lombardi

Scenic Design: Kate Fleming

Lighting Design: Chris Curtis

Sound Design: Kenny Neal

Photos: Teresa Castracane Photography

“Other experiences paint a picture of past relationships, made real as characters transform by slipping on a different sweater, vest or jacket, wisely selected by Costume Designer Heather C. Jackson.” - DC Metro Theatre Arts

“The layers are peeled away gently or energetically; with the comedy of bittersweet wit, with painful recollection or with laugh out loud moments of physicality as demonstrated in choreography by Kelly King or in an effortless shrugging on or off of a memory made substantial by costume designer Heather C. Jackson’s simple sweaters and vests.” -DC Metro Theatre Arts - Staff picks

Director: Elizabeth Lucas

Technical Director/Lighting Design: TJ Lukacsina

Sound Design: Logan Waters 

“Costume designer Heather C. Jackson knows the right look for the right time as she varies Cline’s early looks of the traditional cowgirl fringe with her later softer and more sophisticated looks of pretty dresses to elegant gowns.” - Theatre Bloom

“Costume design by Heather C. Jackson was effective overall and she did a great job of capturing Patsy Cline’s look, especially the Western outfits that Cline’s mother made for her early appearances.” - Backstage Baltimore

Director: Gerrad Alex Taylor

Scenic & Lighting Design: Daniel O'Brien

Properties Design: Mollie Singer

Photos: Shealyn Jae Photography

“Heather C. Jackson did magnificent costuming throughout, including Connor’s wall costume. Michelle looked regal in her Hippolyta costume.” — DC Metro Theater Arts

“For Costume Design, Heather C. Jackson chose to keep it traditional with colorful flowing robes and sashes that work extremely well for this traditional setting. Her design is well thought-out and the ensemble seems comfortable in their wardrobe which helps the overall performance of the piece. It’s apparent she’s familiar with the both the era and the fanciful theme and it shows in her impeccable design.” —Backstage Baltimore

“I want to mention the costumes, designed by Heather C. Jackson—the men wear Greek tunics, and Elana Michelle’s costumes are especially lovely. As Hippolyta she’s in a gold pleated off-the-shoulder gown and as Titania she’s in a sage green halter gown with a dark green shimmery cape." — WYPR

Director: David Muse

Scenic Design: Luciana Stecconi

Lighting Design: Jesse Belsky

Sound Design: Ryan Rumery

Projections Design: Alex Basco Koch

Photos: Teresa Wood

“Costume designer Heather C. Jackson…. lends her talents to Studio adding perfect personal touches to the mostly uniform sanitized wardrobe.” —MD Theatre Guide

“There’s no way to describe the transfixing effect of The Effect without delineating the extraordinary work of the design team assembled by Director David Muse.” —DC Metro Theater Arts

“Studio Theatre's stylish production…” —The Washington Post

“The other major player in Studio Theatre’s production of The Effect is the outstanding visual design.” —Brightest Young Things

Director: Isabelle Anderson

Scenic Design: Daniel O'Brien

Lighting Design: Katie McCreary

Puppet Design: Jessica Rassp

Mask Design: Jessica Rassp & Isabelle Anderson

Properties Design: Mollie Singer

Photos: Shealyn Jae Photography

Director: Kathleen Akerley

Scenic Design: Elizabeth Jenkins McFadden

Lighting Design: John Burkland

Sound Design: Neil McFadden

Photos: Kathleen Akerley

“The varied, character defining costumes are by Heather C. Jackson.” - DC Metro Theater Arts

Director: Dr. Natka Bianchini

Scenic Designer: Megan Suder 

Lighting Designer: Alec Lawson

Photos: Rob Clatterbuck

“The costumes were also quite effective. Heather C. Jackson, the costume designer, did an excellent job wordlessly demonstrating the time periods in the two acts.” - DC Metro Theater Arts

Director: Nick Olcott

Conductor: Craig Kier

Scenic Design: Richard Ouellette

Lighting Design: Rob Siler

Photos: Geoff Sheil

“…on full display in gorgeous fashion. Set designer Richard Ouellette used a simple forest setting whose branches bore a slight resemblance to a lyre, while light designer Rob Siler complimented the set with brilliant precision. Likewise, costume designer Heather C. Jackson incorporated the color elements from the set into her simple and extremely effective costumes.” - Broadway World

Director: Alvin Mayes & Scot Reese

Music Director: Douglas Lawler

Scenic Designer: Emily Lotz

Lighting Designer: Rob Siler

Hair & Makeup Designer: Emma Tremmel

Photos, Production: Stan Barouh

Photos, Staged: Geoff Sheil

UMD: Theatre, Dance, and Performance Studies

Photos: Geoff Sheil

Choreographer: Maura Keefe / Lighting Design: Peter Leibold

Choreographer: Elizabeth Shea / Lighting Design: Dylan Uremovich

Choreographer: Alvin Mayes / Lighting Design: Brandi Martin

Choreographer: Carlos Funn / Lighting Design: Chris Brusberg, Projection Design: Kelly Colburn & Dylan Uremovich

Choreographer: Adriane Fang / Lighting Design: Dylan Uremovich

Director: Ian Gallanar 

Scenic Design & Lighting Design: Daniel O'Brien

Wig Designer: Haley Young

Photos: Teresa Castracane

“Costume designer Heather C. Jackson does a fine job dressing the cast in period-perfect outfits, literally from head to toe.  Even their shoes like genuinely authentic.” - MD Theatre Guide

“Costume Designer Heather C. Jackson provided well-formed World War I British army uniforms.” - DC Metro Theater Arts

Director: Leslie Felbain

Scenic Diana Chun

Lighting Design: Rob Siler

Projections Design: Mark Costello

Photos: Stan Barouh

(Co-Costume Designer with Kristina Lambdin; Wig Designer)

Director: Ian Gallanar & Patrick Kilpatrick

Scenic Design & Lighting Design: Daniel O'Brien

Co-Costume Design with: Kristina Lambdin

Photos: Teresa Castracane

Director: Jennifer L. Nelson

Scenic Design: Ruthmarie Tenorio

Lighting Design: Dan Covey

Sound Design: Baye Harrell

Properties Design: Gina Grundman

Photos: Stan Barouh

Director: Scott Alan Small

Scenic Design & Lighting Design: Daniel O'Brien

Hair & Wig Design: Haley Raines Young

Photos: Teresa Castracane

Director: Ian Gallanar

Scenic Design: Chester Stacy

Lighting Design: Katie McCreary

Production Photos: Teresa Castracane

2015

Director: Genievieve de Mahy

Scenic Design: Michael Kirby

Lighting Design: Rebecca Wolf

Production Photos: Chris Hartlove, Tyrone R. Eaton

2014

Director: Kevin Costa

Scenic Design & Lighting Design: Daniel O'Brien

Photos: Teresa Castracane

2014

Director: Kellie Mecleary

Scenic Design: Sarah Lloyd

Lighting Design: Joseph Walls

Production Photos: Dave Frey

By Charles Mee

2012

Director: Genevieve de Mahy

Scenic Design: Lisi Stoessel

Lighting Design: Joey Bromfield

Props Design: Ben Hoover

Photos by: Chris Hartlove

2014

Director: Dr. Natka Bianchini

Musical Director: Dr. Daniel McDavitt

Scenic Design: Daniel Pinha

Lighting Design: Katie Kudrick

By Paula Vogel

2011

Director: Jessica Garrett

Scenic Design: J. Buck Jabaily

Lighting Design: Nathan Fulton

Puppet Design: Betsy Rosen

Photos by: Chris Hartlove

By Sheila Callaghan

2010

Scenic & Lighting Design: Joey Bromfield

Photos by: Chris Hartlove

By Sarah Ruhl

2009

Director: J. Buck Jabaily

Scenic & Lighting Design: Joey Bromfield

Photos: Chris Hartlove

2008

By Bertolt Brecht, translated by Judith Malina

Directed by: Raine Bode

Scenic Design: Kimberley Lynne

Lighting Design: Alexandra Pappas

By Paula Vogel

2007

Directed by: Raine Bode

Scenic Design: Kimberley Lynne

Lighting Design: Alexandra Pappas