Winner Best Feature 2022 New Jersey International Film Festival

Film Festival Official Selection: Syracuse, Louisville, Boston, Catalina, Mammoth, Rive's Edge, Dallas, and Newport Beach

Streaming on Apple TV, and Amazon Prime

Director: James Camali
Cinematographer: Ronnee Swenton
Writers: James Camali, Joshua Barclay, & Jeremy Anderson
Based on the play by: Josh Adell

Production Design: Bryan Wolcik

Costume Design: Gregory Gale

Producers: Matthew Einstein, Ronnee Swenton, and Glen Trotiner

Stars: Alyssa Sutherland, Bryan Greenberg, Carly Pope, and Jance Enslin

High school senior, Andy Cady, befriends a forest-dwelling hermit who informs him about a town conspiracy. Meanwhile, Andy's mother, Angela, seeks care for her son's newfound erratic behavior.

Lucille Lortel Award : Outstanding Costume Design

Drama Desk Nomination: Best Costume Design of a Play

Written and Directed by

Douglas Carter Beane

Set Design by

Shoko Kambara & Adam Crinson

Costume Design by

Gregory Gale

Lighting Design by

Jeanette Oi-Suk Yew

Hair and Wig Design by

Bobbie Zlotnik

Makeup Design by

Andrew Sotomayor

Associate Director & Choreography by

Ellenore Scott

Music Composed by

Lewis Finn

WIinner Best Short (USA) Merced Queer Film Festival 2023

Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival and Flickers’ Rhode Island International Film Festival Semi-Finalist 2022

Writer and Director: Brad Davis

Director of Photography: James Codeglia

Production Designer: Jessica Garrison

Costume Designer: Gregory Gale

Choreography by: Shauna Davis

Hair and Wig designer: Bobbie Zlotnik

Makeup designer: Andrew Sotomayor

Produced by: Pink House Productions

Associate Producer: Kaylyn Buckley

Executive Producer: Lawryn LaCroix

Starring: Luke Neville (Rooney), Lawryn LaCroix (Sarah), Tad Coughenour (Pepper O’Lay), Rob Warner (Aileatya Dick).

Tony Award Nomination: Best Costume Design of a Musical

Henry Hewes Award Nomination: Best Costume Design

Green Room Awards Association nomination for Design in Music Theater

Additional Productions: Off-Broadway, West End, US Tour, Las Vegas, Toronto, Australia and Norwegian Cruise Line.

By Chris D’Arienzo, Music arranged by Ethan Popp

Directed by Kristin Hanggi

Choreographed by Kelly Devine

Styled band member and created custom pieces based on the creative director’s concept art for their vinyl and digital releases.

Tony Award Nomination: Best Costume Design of a Play

Henry Hewes Design Award Nomination: Best Costume Design

By Edmond Rostand

Adapted by Anthony Burgess

Directed by David Leveaux

Written by Charles Busch

Directed by Carl Andress

Set Design by Shoko Kambara

Costume Design by Gregory Gale

Lighting Design by Ken Billington

Hair and Makeup Design by Bobbie Zlotnik

Sound Design by Jill BC Du Boff & Ien DeNio

Assistant Costume Design by Natalie Loveland

Originally produced by George Street Playhouse 2024

What’s On Stage Award Nomination: Best Costume Design 2024

Original Screenplay, Direction, and Book by Douglas Carter Beane

Music and Lyrics by Lewis Flinn

Choreography by Jan McMurtie

Set Design by Katie Lias

Costume Design by Gregory Gale

Lighting Design by Jack Weir

Wig and Hair design by Bobbie Zlotnik

Makeup Design by Andrew Sotomayor

Sound Design by Sam Glossop

Projection Design by Dan Light

Originally Produced by the American Academy of Dramatic Arts

Original Costume Design Associate David Kaley

Cast styled in mid 1940’s traveling clothes for social media and print advertising campaign to denote cast arriving in NYC to perform play

Photography by Matthew Murphy

Styling by Gregory Gale

Hair and Wig design by Bobbie Zlotnik

Makeup design by Andrew Sotomayor

Written & Directed by Billie Aken-Tyers

Original Music composed by Stephen Murphy

Set & Lighting design by Shelby Lee Loera

Makeup design by Andrew Sotomayor

Hair and Wig design by Tom Watson

Tier Three Workshop: Theater Row (Nov 2023). Additional productions: Nave at Riverside Drive (April 2022), Theater Row (July 2023), and Theater 555 (July 2024).

Conceived, Directed, and Choreographed by Greg Ganakas

Music by Alastair King

Set, Prop, and Costume Design by Gregory Gale

Lighting Design by Jamie Roderick

Sound Design by Julian Evans

Set Design Associate Madeline Goddard

Costume Design Associate Billie Harmon

During the 2020 holiday season, I was yearning for an escape, so Shoko Kamabara, Alex Hawthorn, and myself created a virtual version of the beloved nutcracker fable. This classic story was turned into a two-act ballet in 1892 from E. T. A. Hoffmann’s 1816 story “The Nutcracker and the Mouse King” and with a score by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky.

For our reconceptualized version Shoko created the backgrounds and animation, Alex the music, and I created the characters. In creating the designs, I incorporated inspiration from modern fashion, costume history, armor, and classic ballet looks.

We are hoping to create a live version in 2021.

Music by Charles Gounod. Libretto by Jules Barnier and Michel Carre’

Directed by Tomer Zvulun

Choreographed by Donald Byrd

Conducted by Patrick Summers

Set Designed by John Conklin and Julia Noulin-Merat

Costumes Designed by Gregory Gale

Lighting Designed by Thomas Hase

Michael Jackson tribute issue with Ola Rey

Photographed by Baldomero Fernandez

Designed and styled clothing inspired by Thriller video

59e59 and Penguin Rep

Book & Co-Lyricist: Cary Gitter

Music & Co-Lyricist: Neil Berg

Directed by: Joe Brancanto

Set Design: Christopher & Justin Swader

Costume Design: Gregory Gale

Assistant Costume Design: Natalie Loveland

Lighting Design: Jamie Roderick

Sound Design: Kwamina Biney

Prop Design: Buffy Cardoza

Movement Consultant: Ryan Kasprzak

Photography by: Dorice Arden

Additional Productions: Arizona Opera, San Diego Opera, and Houston Grand Opera revival

Composed by Javier Martinez

Librettist and Director Leonard Foglia

Set Designer Neil Patel

Costume Designer Gregory Gale

Lighting Designer Ken Billington

By Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Emanuel Schikaneder

English version by Jeremy Sams

Directed by Michael Gieleta

By Tom Stoppard

Directed by David Leveaux

By Greg Kotis

Directed by John Rando

Fresh out of college I was asked to style a video for the new band “New Kids on the Block”. I started the process of styling the video by meeting them at a midtown hotel, and then took them shopping all over Manhattan. I combined the shopping finds with items from my archive and the latest collection by Stephen Sprouse to develop a look for each band member. The performance sections of the video was shot at the legendary club CBGB’s and the amusement park images at Coney Island.

Virtual dream inauguration gown designs to commemorate the swearing-in of the 46th President and Vice President of the United States. The figure turns 360 degrees and travels in and around Washington DC from day into night as the design morphs from location to location and reveals multiple design possibilities. Animation and backgrounds by Shoko Kambara , music by Ales Hawthorn, and fashion design by me!

Composed by Huang Ruo

Written by David Henry Huang

Directed by Matthew Ozawa

Conducted by Michael Christie

Set Design Andrew Boyce

Costume Design Gregory Gale

Lighting Design Chris Akerlind

Video Design Greg Emetaz

Wig and Makeup Design Tom Watson

Choreography by Sean Curran

Opening night event for the NY Chocolate show.

Designed a re-imagined “Barbarella”, collaborated with Chocolatier Richard Capizzi of Per Se and Bouchon, and partnered with Grand Marnier. Can also be seen on Food Network “Will Work For Food” hosted by Adam Gertler. http://www.foodnetwork.com/videos/chocolate-fashion-show-0129259.html

By Floraine Kay, Adapted by Randolph Curtis Rand

Directed by Randolph Curtis Rand

Produced by Penguin Rep and InProximity Theatre Co.

Written by Michael McKeever

Directed by Joe Brancanto

Set Design Brian Prather

Costume Design Gregory Gale

Lighting Design Martin Vreeland

Sound Design William Neal

By Burton Young with music from The Beach Boys

Choreographed by RJ Durrell

Directed by Kristin Hanggi

Lucille Lortel Nomination: Oustanding Costume Design

Additional productions: U.S. Tour, Toronto, and Off-Broadway

By Mark Hollman and Greg Kotis

Directed by John Rando

Musical Staging by John Carrafa

By Susan Feldman

Directed and Choreographed by Pat Birch

By D. Tucker Smith

Directed by Eric Rosen

Designs represented the United States at the Prague Quadrennial in the Professional/Transformation Exhibit 2019

Book and Lyrics by Douglas Carter Beane

Music by Lewis Flinn

Choreographed by Joseph Pizzi and Robert Bianca

Directed by Douglas Carter Beane

Written by Jeff Talbott

Directed by Karen Azenberg

Set Design Paul Tate De Poo III

Costume Design Gregory Gale

Lighting Design Jax Messenger

Sound Design Kate Wecker

Original Music Will Van Dyke

Lucille Lortell Award: Outstanding Costume Design

Henry Hewes Design Award Nomination: BExst Costume Design

By Harley Granville-Barker, Adapted by David Mamet

Directed by David Warren

Music and libretto by Carlisle Floyd

Directed by Michael Gieleta

I was tasked with designing a drag version of the beloved film for Broadway Bares 14 - “Now Showing”. Jennifer Love Costumes donated their time to make these spectacular renditions.

Miss Blanche Hudson (the Joan Crawford role) was played by Michael Lee Scott, and Miss Baby Jane Hudson (the Bette Davis role) was played by Christopher Youngsman.

Broadway Bares mobilizes the unique abilities within the entertainment industry to mitigate the suffering of individuals affected by HIV/AIDS.

Drama Desk Nomination: Oustanding Costume Design of a Musical

Henry Hewes Design Award Nomination: Best Costume Design

Additional company: U.S. Tour

By Matthew Sklar and Chad Beguielin

Directed by John Rando

Choreographed by Rob Ashford

Book by Peter Colley

Composed by George M. Cohan, Robert Creighton, and Christopher McGovern

Directed by Bill Castellino

Choreographed by Joshua Bergasse

Set Design by James Noone

Costume Design by Gregory Gale

Lighting Design by Paul Miller

Projection design by Brad Peterson

Book and Lyrics by Jay Falzone

Composed by Matt Gumley

Additional Material by Evan Jay Newman

Directed by Marc Eardley

Choreographed by Ian Coulter-Buford

Set design by Shoko Kambara

Costume design by Gregory Gale

Lighting design by Zach Pizza

Sound design by Mike Deyo

Choreographed by Christopher Caines

Music by Ernst Toch, Paul Hindemith and Mozart.  Commissioned score by Paul Kerekes.

Connecticut Critics Circle Award Nomination: Outstanding Costume Design

Book by Richard Morris and Dick Scanlan

Music by Jeanine Tesori

Directed and Choreographed by Denis Jones

By Giacomo Puccini

Libretto by Giuseppe Adami

Directed by Michael Gieleta

Set, Prop, and Costume Design

Music by Ed Gatchalian

Book and Lyrics by Joel Trinidad

Directed by Greg Ganakas

Costume and Prop Design

by Bohuslav Martinu

Choreographed by Christopher Caines

by Noel Coward

Directed by Mark Cuddy

By Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe

Directed and Choreographed by Greg Ganakas

Music and Lyrics by Sting

Book by John Logan and Brian Yorkey

Directed and Choreographed by Karen Azenburg

Ravenna Festival

Teatro Alighieri

Set, Prop, and Costume Concept Artist Gregory Gale

Visual Designer Davide Broccoli

Costumes Alessandro Lai

Directed and Choreographed by Greg Ganakas

By Charles Busch

Directed by Carl Andress

Henry Hewes Design Award Nomination

Additional Production at La Jolla Playhouse

By Charles Busch

Directed by Carl Andress

Lucille Lortell Nomination: Outstanding Costume Design

By Suzanne Glass

Directed by Mark Clements

By Per Olov Enquist, Translated by Ross Schudeler

Directed by Giles Hogya

By Patrick Hamilton

Directed by David Warren

By Richard Greenberg

Directed by David Warren

By Lawrence Kasha, David S. Landay, Jonny Mercer and Gene De Paul

Choreographed Patti Colombo

Directed by Greg Ganakas

Written by Carmen Pelaez

Directed by Carl Andress

Set Design Christopher and Justin Swader

Costume Design Gregory Gale

Lighting Design Kirk Bookman

Sound Design Salomon Lerner

Book by Betsy Howie

Composition & Lyrics by Mary Murfitt

Directed and Choreographed by Karen Azenberg

By Georges Feydeau, Adapted by David Ives

Directed by John Rando

By Heinrich von Kleist

Directed by David Herskovits

By George Kelly

Directed by Dylan Baker

By Friedrich Schiller translated by Robert MacDonald

Directed by Casey Kizziah

By Jean Cocteau

Directed by Robert Hupp

Book by Enda Walsh

Music & Lyrics by Glen Hansard & Marketa Irglova

Based on the motion picture directed by John Carney

Directed by Pirronne Yousefzadeh

Choreographed by Lainie Sakakura

Set design by Yoon Bae

Costume design by Gregory Gale

Lighting design by Kirk Bookman

By George S. Kaufman and Marc Connelly

Directed by John Rando

Costume and Puppet Design: Gregory Gale

Book by Randy Blair & Tim Drucker

Music by Matthew Roi Berger

Lyrics by Randy Blair

Choreographed by Chase Brock

Directed by Scott Schwartz

By Frank Loesser and Abe Burrows

Choreographed by Kelli Barclay

Directed by Greg Ganakas

By Stephen Longstreet, Julie Styne and Sammy Cahn

Choreographed by Linda Goodrich

Directed by Greg Ganakas

By Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman

Directed by John Rando

By Gabrielle Reznek, Sam Turich and Tina Benko

Directed by Carl Andress

by Joe Godfrey

Directed by Carl Andress

By Richard Dresser, Robert Reale, and Willie Reale

Directed by Gordon Greenberg

Choreographed by Denis Jones

Nine new one act plays by Wendy Wasserstein, Paul Rudnick, Jon Robin Baitz, Neil LaBute, Douglas Carter Beane, David Henry Hwang, Warren Leight, Kenneth Lonnergan and Frank Pugliese

Directed by John Rando

By Charles Busch, Mark Waldrop and Sam Davis

Directed by Carl Andress

Choreographed by Connor Gallagher

Sex and the City DVD release party at the New York Public Library.  Award winning event marketing designer Dan Kough of Paradigm Shift Worldwide created the event.  He planned two stilt walkers to greet the guests and press, so we had bridal gowns made inspired by the Carrie Bradhshaw wedding gown. 

Atlantis Paradise Island Hotel, Bahamas

Designed costumes for opening ceremony dance and Broadway review

Directed and Choreographed by Joyce Chittick

Designed costumes for the opening ceremony vocalist and dancers

Choreographed by Daniel Ezralow