William Ivey Long Portfolio

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The Walter Kerr Theatre Opening Night: November 2, 2006 Closing Night: July 29, 2007 Book by Doug Wright Lyrics by Michael Korie Music by Scott Frankel Directed by Michael Greif Musical Staging by Jeff Calhoun Scenic Design by Allen Moyer Lighting Design by Peter Kaczorowski Photographs by Joan Marcus

Collage for Little Edie and Big Edie
Photo and portrait reproductions, gouache, watercolor, and gesso on Bristol board

Bob Stillman as George Gould Strong, Christine Ebersole as Big Edie, Matt Cavenaugh as Joseph Kennedy, Sarah Hyland as Jacqueline “Jackie” Bouvier,
John McMartin as J.V. “Major” Bouvier, Audrey Twitchell as Lee Bouvier, Sara Gettelfinger as Little Edie, and Michael Potts as Brooks Sr. - Act I
Ms. Ebersole’s costume by Werner Kulovits, Euro Co. Costumes, Inc.; Ms. Hyland’s costume and Ms. Twitchell’s costumes by Marissa Tripp;
Ms. Gettelfinger’s costume by Lynne Baccus; Men’s dinner suits and tuxedo by Jennifer Love Costumes, Inc; and wigs by Paul Huntley
Off-Broadway production at Playwright’s Horizons

Christine Ebersole as Big Edie Beale - Act I
Ms. Ebersole’s costume by Werner Kulovits at Euro Co. Costumes, Inc.; wig by Paul Huntley

Sketch for Christine Ebersole as Little Edie Beale - Act II
Graphite, watercolor, and gouache on Bristol board;

Christine Ebersole as Little Edie - Act II
Ms. Ebersole’s costume by Tom Schmitz, Tohma

Sketch for Mary Louise Wilson as Big Edie Beale - Act II
Graphite, watercolor, and gouache on Bristol board;

Mary Louise Wilson as Big Edie - Act II
Ms. Wilson’s costume by Douglas Earl, with wig by Paul Huntley

Christine Ebersole as Little Edie Beale and Mary Louise Wilson as Big Edie Beale - Act II
Ms. Ebersole’s costume by Tom Schmitz, Tohma; Ms. Wilson’s costume is an assemblage of vintage clothing;
Millinery by Rodney Gordon, wig by Paul Huntley

Christine Ebersole as Little Edie Beale - Act II
Ms. Ebersole’s costume by Tom Schmitz, Tohma

Christine Ebersole as Little Edie Beale - Act II
Ms. Ebersole’s costume by Tom Schmitz, Tohma and an assemblage of vintage clothing

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