Heather Mcdevitt Barton Email & Phone Number

Nashville, Tn

New York, United States

New York, New York, United States

Costume designer and production coordinator for numerous non-profit theatres, off-Broadway theatres, and Broadway.

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Greater New York City Area

Director of social media, branding campaigns, and public relations for studio-based theatre company in New York City.

Knoxville, Tennessee

Numerous day-to-day activities, including, but not limited to: tracking budgets, supervising timesheets for front of house employees, financial operations of concessions and merchandising, supervising and training of front of house staff as well as ushers, attending technical and dress rehearsals to monitor patron experience inside and outside the theatre, greeting patrons and assisting in any needs that they have, communicating with stage management effectively and in a timely fashion, enforcing late seating policy, and countless other tasks that arise during live theatre!Also, designed, researched, and implemented new display cases for the Clarence Brown Theatre lobby. A nearly two-year renovation provided a museum-like glance into the history of who Clarence Brown was, his film career, as well as history on the Carousel Theatre, Ula Love, the University of Tennessee theatre department, and the great alums of the Clarence Brown Theatre Company.

Clarence Brown Theatre

I am a costume shop extraordinaire. I work generally in crafts, stitching, shopping, shoe care, and laundress among many other odd jobs.

I was the assistant costume designer for the Clarence Brown Theatre's production of The Who's Tommy. The main costume designer was Emily Strickland and the production was directed by Casey Sams and musically directed by Terry Silver-Alford.

Knoxville, Tennessee

Assisted in day-to-day activities such as answering a multi-phone system, signing in museum visitors, maintaining a log of museum visitors, supervising and providing light security for the galleries and the art work in them. Also, help maintain galleries and ensured that museum visitors stayed well-informed during their visit at the museum.Held a second job in the museum where I worked as a retail assistant in the museum gift shop. Solely responsible for opening the shop, assisting customers throughout the day, ensuring a quick and convenient check-out, and informing customers of the artists' works, statements, and biographies.

I designed a production of David Lindsay-Abaire's Pulitzer Prize winning play, Rabbit Hole, for DuckEars Productions in Knoxville, TN. The production was directed by Mace Archer and ran at the Clarence Brown Theatre on the University of Tennessee campus.

I worked as the Director of The Vagina Monologues, V-Day's campaign to stop violence against women, for the college of the University of Tennessee. I worked with the on-campus organization of the Women's Coordinating Council and Lambda Theta Alpha, Latin Sorority Inc. to raise more than $7,000 for a local shelter, Safe Haven, in Knoxville. I was wholly responsible for all actions pertaining to the production and was the middle man between the WWC and Safe Haven.

Dramatic Writing

Bachelor'S [2], Theatre And English Literature

Activities and Societies: Phi-Kappa-Phi