McGlogthlin Center for the Arts - Emory & Henry College

Directed by Rachel Black & Annalee Tull

Lighting Design: Kevin Dudley

Costume Design: Camille Gray

McGlogthlin Center for the Arts - Emory & Henry College

Directed by Olivia Allen

Lighting Design: Kevin Dudley

Emory & Henry College - Black Box

Director: Rachael Swartz

Lighting Design: Tanya Cato

Costume Design: Julia Woods

University of Iowa Partnership in the Arts

University of Iowa - David Thayer Theatre - Fall 2014

Directors: Paola Colletto, Mateo Destro

Lighting: Bryon Winn

Costumes: Jaehee Kim

Riverside Theatre, Iowa City, IA

Director: Sam Osheroff

Lighting: David Thayer

Costumes: Sarah Bush

"The delightful scenic design (Kevin Dudley) catches the eye immediately upon entering the theater. Beautiful ocean blues tie the frenetic energy of the stage pieces together. The audience is warned, early on, of a gangplank that will extend into the seating area." ~ Little Village

Cyrano

Riverside Theatre, Iowa City, IA (118 Seat end Stage Black Box)

Director: Jody Hovland

Lighting: David Thayer

Costumes: Tyler Wilson

Budget: $900.00

"Kevin Dudley's use of a single movable tree to create different locations around his layered set is quite effective." ~ Hooplanow.com

The lighting (David Thayer) and scene design (Kevin Dudley) for this show are really beautiful. The lighting, while ultimately simple, is almost gilded allowing for a lovely and subtle representation of time and place. The set is deliberately functional and rustic, yet impressive.~iowatheatrebloggereditor

Red

Riverside Theatre, Iowa City, IA

Director: Sam Osheroff

Lighting: David Thayer

Costumes: Osean Perez

"Kevin Dudley's set, which takes advantage of the full width and depth and the Riverside Theatre stage, is a believable artist's studio that also allows the actors to create or lessen space between them in keeping with the flow of the conversation. " ~ hooplanow.com

Dark Horse Theatre Company

Egyptian Theatre, Park City UT

Director: Anne Stewart-Mark

Lighting Design: Seth Miller

"As the show opens, the air takes on a hazy, smoke-filled night club feel and appearance. The “big band orchestra” directed by Anne Puzey can be seen in silhouette only on the upper deck of the main set; a simply designed affair, painted all in black with silver accents. Its two curving stairway’s lead from stage level to upper deck on either side and will allow for creative staging through the evening, and a central panel of sliding doors to allow for the convenient introduction and timely removal of various set pieces. The stage and set change, subtly so, from reality to reality: Now it’s a jail, now it’s a nightclub, now it’s a circus ring. Now it’s a jail, now it’s a nightclub, now it’s a circus ring. The effects used by director, Anne Stewart Mark and her production team to create this kaleidoscopic illusion, gave the “joint” just the right amount of glitz and atmosphere allowing for an easy suspension of disbelief."~Michelle Rideout

Jekyll & Hyde

Dark Horse Theatre Company

Egyptian Theatre - Park City, Utah

Directed: Christopher Glade
Music Director: Anne Puzey
Lighting Designer Gamyr Worf
Costumes Designer: Katie Miller
Properties Designer: Andrew Nadon

“…Dudley worked wonders with one small stage.  Sets came flying out of the ceiling at times with the changing of scenes.  The set of foggy old London added to the sinister and creepy mood as Mr. Hyde stalked the streets.  I also really enjoyed how the live pianists Jeanne McGuire and Ann Moulton were cleverly featured through a window of the set on stage.”~ Utah Theatre Bloggers

“Kevin Dudley's stark set with its dark buildings, bridge, and silhouetted London skyline becomes even more forbidding under Gamyr Worf's moody lighting with its expressive shifts from white to red and green.” ~ Salt Lake Tribune

University of Iowa Partnership in the Arts

University of Iowa - E.C. Marie Theatre - Spring 2016

Director: Nina Morrison

Lighting: Lucas Ingram

Costumes: Catherine Parrott

Budget:  

Set: $5,000

Props $500

Paint: $500

University of Utah - Babcock Theatre - Spring 2013

Director: Denny Berry

Lighting: Michelle Collins

"The design work by Kevin Dudley was fascinating—German expressionism accentuated the theme with harsh rusty metal set pieces that made the stationary set serve a variety of places, locations, and levels. I especially liked the clunky metal bridge that served as the hallway to the headmaster’s office and the rope swing that symbolized love and discovery between each of the couples."~ Johnny Hebda

University of Iowa -David Thayer Theatre - Spring 2014

Director: Eric Forsythe

Lighting Design:  Margaret Mead-Finizio

Costume Design: Emily Bushå

Salt Lake Shakespeare 2014

Babcock Theatre, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT

Director: Denny Berry

Lighting Design: Seth Miller

"The set design by Kevin Dudley was another one of the production’s highlights. The basic set consisted mostly of large, somewhat opaque, hanging vertical panels. Each panel was then shifted along the track that was mounted on the ceiling. This ingenious process allowed each scene’s different location to be apparent, never feeling as though the action was all taking place at the same location."~Utah Theatre Bloggers

University of Iowa -David Thayer Theatre, Spring 2015

Director: Alan MacVey

Lighting Design:  Lucas P. Ingram

Costume Design: Loyce Arthur

Salt Lake Shakespeare - 2013

Director: David Schmidt

Lighting: Ethan Olsen

Costumes: Valerie Nishiguchi

“In addition to being enjoyable to watch, Once Upon a Mattress was pleasing to look at. The multilevel castle set designed by Kevin Dudley gave David Schmidt plenty of interesting places on the stage for the actors to move, which kept the scenes from seeming monotonous.”~ Utah Theatre Bloggers

University of Utah - Babcock Theatre - Fall 2012

(127 seat end stage blackbox)

Director: Matthew Toronto

Lighting: Ethan Olsen

Emory & Henry College

400 seat Proscenium Main Stage

Director: Jeremiah Downes

Set & Lighting Design: Kevin Dudley

Costume Design: Stephen Curd

Private Wars

University of Iowa - Theatre B - Fall 2013

Director: Ariel Francouer 

Lighting: Lucas P. Ingram

Costumes: Jaehee Kim