GABBY S trice
Set Designer
Review:
CLUE- A SPECTACULAR WHODUNIT AT UC-CCM
FEBRURARY 9, 2024, LEAGUE OF CINCINNATI THEATERS
"Scenic Designer CCM student Gabby Trice has created not one, not two but more than four sets to seamlessly transport the audience to the iconic Clue mansion. With some help from a turntable and about 17 very visible backstage workers who earn their applause, there is great attention to detail in the scenery. It is a demanding design, and well executed to support the number of entrances and exits."
Review:Everybody
october 7, 2023 'the sappy critic'
"First and foremost, the technical prowess on display was exceptional. The set design, while minimal, was captivating and functional, providing the perfect backdrop for unfolding the narrative."
Review:
The Outrage Machine
August 21, 2022
Broadwayworld.com
"Scenic designer Gabrielle Stephenson uses several thoughtful and clever ways to guide the story throughout its varying locations as well as creating an environment that serves a repertory run adjacent to the acclaimed professional premier of A COMPLICATED HOPE in the West End Performing Arts Center's blackbox. Nothing is extraneous nor wasted, including a painted spiraling design of vein-like wires reaching out from the floor into the walls."
"Life & Work with Gabrielle Stephenson"
December 20, 2021
VOYAGE ATL
"Switching it up!: Behind the 4x4 Set Design"
October 13, 2020
SYNCHRONICITY THEATRE BLOG
"I suppose I’m most proud of the fact that I’m doing what little 5-year old me dreamed of. I constantly remind myself of her (especially when I haven’t slept much in a number of days) and she helps me push forward."
"I wanted Stiff to feel more intimate, so we pushed the two smaller platforms together, shifted the moving walls more downstage, brought the house curtains in, and added some different dressing to give it a more relaxed ambiance."
"Meet Gabby Stephenson | Scenic Designer, Artist & Actor"
June 15, 2022
voyage atl
"GEORGIA AQUARIUM: CHECK OUT THE RENOVATIONS OF AQUANAUT ADVENTURE"
AUGUST 11, 2021
FOX 5 ATLANTA
"I feel remaining in fields that fuel my creativity completely is truly what will make me happiest in my life, so I continue to push forward because it’s what I genuinely love."