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Ada and the Engine

Ada & The Engine

BY LAUREN GUNDERSON

STAGE WEST THEATRE, SPRING 2020

DIRECTOR: Emily Scott Banks

COSTUME DESIGN: Becca Janney

SCENIC DESIGN: Michael Sullivan

LIGHTING DESIGN: Adam Chamberlain

SOUND DESIGN: David Lanza

MEDIA DESIGN: Tristan Decker

PHOTOS: Edited by Evan Michael Woods

REVIEWS

The costumes for Ada and the Engine were delightful. Ada's purple frock and hoop skirt were flattering and eye-catching, and made this bold character all the more fabulous. Babbage's brown suit, vest, and Victorian coat were well-tailored and gave him the look of a mature, dapper scholar. Lovelace's suit was fitting for that of a young aristocrat, and Annabella's high-necked, baby blue getup was perfect for this severe character.... The hairstyles of the women were intricate, tasteful, and appropriate for the time period. Finally, Lord Byron’s elaborate turban in the final scene was a regal red and gold ensemble, giving this storied character a truly magnificent presence.”

Kathleen Anwar, Broadway World Dallas

[About Lord Byron] “…the apogee of Becca Janney’s fine array of period duds”.

Jan Farrington, TheatreJones