HOLLY MONSOS EDUCATION MASTER OF FINE ARTS
HOLLY MONSOSEDUCATIONMASTER OF FINE ARTS; 1986, Department of Drama/DanceUniversity of Montana, Missoula, Montana.Major: Costume Design.BACHELOR OF ARTS: “with High Honors,” 1979,Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan.Major: Theatre. Minor: Business Administration.ACADEMIC POSITIONSUniversity of Toledo, Toledo, OHAssociate Dean, College of Communication and the Arts, 2011 – present.Portfolio:Graduate and undergraduate education, curriculum, assessment,international partnerships, retention.University of Toledo, Toledo, OHChair, Department of Theatre and Film, 2005 – 2011.Duties:Class scheduling and course assignments. Hire, supervise and evaluatefaculty and staff. Serve as Producer for Department season. Serve exofficio on all Department committees. Develop and maintain Internationalinitiatives.University of Toledo, Toledo, OHProfessor of Theatre (Costume Design), Department of Theatre and Film. 2010 –present. Associate Professor, 1999 – 2010. Assistant Professor,September 1993 – 1999.Courses taught:Costuming, Costume Design, Advanced Costumed Design, Patterning,Makeup for the Actor, Scene Painting, Advanced Scenic Design,Rendering for Scenic and Costume Design, Play Analysis and Criticism,CADD for the Theatre, Creative Process, Introduction to Theatre,Playwrights’ Voices: Contemporary Women (graduate course for MLS).
Holly Monsos, ContinuedACADEMIC POSITIONS, continued:Other Duties:Design costumes or supervise student costume designers for alldepartment productions. Design sets when assigned. Supervise costumeshop in addition to or in absence of Shop Manager. Supervise ShopManager. Supervise Independent Study students in design and advancedcostume work. Advise undergraduate majors. Serve on Department,College and University committees as assigned.University of Toledo, Toledo, OHVisiting Assistant Professor of Costume and Scenic Design, Department ofTheatre, Film and Dance. September, 1992 – August, 1993.Courses taught:Basic Costume Crafts, Creative Process, Rendering for Scenic andCostume Design, Costume Design, Independent Study in Patterning,Scene Painting.Other duties:Design at least one show per quarter, sets and/or costumes. SuperviseCostume Shop in absence of Shop Manager. Supervise Independent Studystudents.University of Toledo, Toledo, OHCostume Shop Manager, Department of Theatre, Film and Dance.September 1991 – September 1992.Courses taught:Basic Costume Crafts, Independent Study in Costume ConstructionOther duties:Was responsible for shop budget and staffing for school year. Responsiblefor all costume construction, patterning and fitting for all main stageproductions. Coordinated costumes for all studio productions. Organizedand maintained costume storage areas. Supervised student workers.Attended all production meetings.2
Holly Monsos, ContinuedACADEMIC POSITIONS, continued:University of Montana, Missoula, MTGraduate Assistant in Costuming, Department of Drama/DanceJune, 1983 – June, 1986Courses taught:Stagecraft, Makeup, Advanced MakeupOther Duties:Assisted in all production construction including draping, cutting andtailoring. Supervised students, work-study personnel and volunteers incostume shop. Served as Assistant Shop Manager for summer program.Costume design work as assigned.Dillard School of Performing Arts, Ft. Lauderdale, FLCostuming and Acting Teacher. September, 1979 – June, 1983Courses taught:Costuming, Makeup, Acting I, II, and III, Mime, Puppetry, GeneralDrama.Other Duties:Designed costumes for most productions. Managed Costume Shop andsupervised all construction and student work. Supervised Thespiantroupe. Directed one show yearly.3
Holly Monsos, ContinuedPROFESSIONAL POSITIONSGlacity Theatre Collective, Toledo, OHExecutive Director. 2007 to presentOregon Shakespeare Festival, Ashland, ORCutter/Draper. 3 seasons, 1989 – 1991.Productions:Julius Caesar, Woman in Mind, God’s Country, The Merry Wivesof Windsor, Henry IV, Part 2, All My Sons.First Hand. 1 season, 1988.Productions:Romeo and Juliet, Enrico IV, Twelfth Night.Stitcher. 1 season, 1987.Productions:Richard II.San Francisco Opera, San Francisco, CAAssistant Cutter. 2 seasons, 1987 – 1988.Productions:La Traviata, Tosca, Tales of Hoffman, The Magic Flute,La Boheme, La Gioconda, Maometto II, L’Africaine, Cosi fantutte, Nabucco, The Queen of Spades, Romeo et Julliette.Stitcher. 1 season, 1986.Productions:Don Carlos, The Medium, Le Nozze di Figaro, Faust,Die Meistersinger von Nurnburg, La Boheme, Manon, Macbeth.4
Holly Monsos, ContinuedPROFESSIONAL POSITIONS - FREELANCEActor’s Theatre of Louisville, Louisville, KYCutter/Draper. 1990: Treasure Island, Trip to Bountiful, The Three Cuckolds.1989: The Seagull.PlayMaker’s Rep, Chapel Hill, NCCutter/Draper. 1990: Nutcracker, the Play.Western Stage of Hartnell College, Salinas, CAVisiting Artist (cutter/draper). 1991: The Seagull, The Pirates of Penzance.1990: Kiss Me Kate, A Little Night Music.Wichita Music Theatre, Wichita, KSCutter/Draper: 1990: Mame.Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Portland, ORCutter/Draper. 1989: The Seagull, Holiday.5
Holly Monsos, ContinuedPROFESSIONAL ACTIVITYCOSTUME DESIGNER:Miss JulieVanya and Sonia and Masha and SpikeHunting CockroachesGod’s EarVictor/VictoriaCreation/DoomsdayAll’s Well That Ends WellTo Kill A MockingbirdProblem Child/Criminal GeniusThe Arabian NightsEurydiceBreathing CorpsesTop GirlsWho’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?recoveryActionAntigoneHomebody/KabulCouchThe FantasticksComplete Works of Wm Shkspr (Abdgd)FortinbrasEducational Outreach program – AfricaLittle Shop of HorrorsFuddy MeersThe Little Clay CartThe Passion of DraculaGypsyThe Fifth of JulyFunnyhouse of a NegroTime FliesThis is Our YouthChicagoBarefoot in the ParkHot ‘n’ ThrobbingSavedLike Totally WeirdThe Goodbye Girl (musical)Reverse PsychologyKing StagLaughing WildUniversity of Toledo2014Glacity Theatre Collective2014Glacity Theatre Collective2012Glacity Theatre Collective2011Toledo Repertoire2010University of Toledo2010Glacity Theatre Collective2009Montana Repertory Theatre2009Glacity Theatre Collective2009University of Toledo2008Glacity Theatre Collective2008Glacity Theatre Collective2008University of Toledo2007Glacity Theatre Collective2007University of Toledo2006University of Toledo/New York, NY/Debrecen, Hungary2006University of Toledo2006University of Toledo2005Wellington, New Zealand2005University of Toledo2005University of Toledo2005University of Toledo2004Toledo Zoo2004University of Toledo2004University of Toledo2004University of Toledo2003Toledo Repertoire Theatre2003University of Toledo2003University of Toledo2003University of Toledo2003University of Toledo2002University of Toledo2002UT/Toledo Repertoire2002UT/Toledo Repertoire2002University of Toledo2002University of Toledo2002University of Toledo2001Toledo Repertoire2001University of Toledo2001University of Toledo2001University of Toledo20006
Holly Monsos, ContinuedPROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY, continued:COSTUME DESIGNER, continued:American ClassicsSexual Perversity in ChicagoOrestesSylviaPicasso at the Lapin AgileYou Can’t Take it With YouA Flea in Her EarThe Long and Short of ItSavage in LimboOur TownTwelfth NightKindertransportAll Night StrutWomen’s Concert AttireA Little Night MusicYes Virginia, There is a Santa ClausHouse of Blue LeavesJacques Brel is Alive and Well CymbelineWomen of TroySearch for Signs of Intelligent Lifein the UniverseConfusionsMarisolLysistrataThe Passion of DraculaThe Comedy of ErrorsOn the VergeA Chorus LineSix Characters in Search of an AuthorA Man for All SeasonsWorkingBest IntentionsThe FantasticksTartuffeThe ToyshopKing LearAs You Like ItBeyond TherapyFull CirclePromotional costumesSid the Serpent Who Wanted to SingUniversity of ToledoUniversity of ToledoUniversity of ToledoUniversity of ToledoUniversity of ToledoUniversity of ToledoToledo RepertoireUniversity of ToledoUniversity of ToledoUniversity of ToledoUniversity of ToledoUniversity of ToledoToledo Repertoire4 UniTyUniversity of ToledoToledo RepertoireUniversity of ToledoToledo RepertoireUniversity of ToledoUniversity of 199819981997199719971997199719971997University of ToledoUniversity of ToledoUniversity of ToledoToledo RepertoireUniversity of ToledoUniversity of ToledoUniversity of ToledoOhio State ThespiansUniversity of ToledoUniversity of ToledoUniversity of ToledoUniversity of ToledoUniversity of ToledoUniversity of ToledoToledo OperaActor’s Summer TheatreUniversity of ToledoUniversity of ToledoUniversity of ToledoToledo Bowler’s AssociationToledo 9941994199319931993199319931993199219927
Holly Monsos, ContinuedPROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY, continued:COSTUME DESIGNER, continued:How the Other Half LovesGuys and DollsThe Cherry Orchard (thesis)The Pajama GameBedroom FarceRomeo and JulietThe Elephant ManThe Pirates of PenzanceLife with FatherPurlieOur TownAn Actor’s NightmareThe Belle of AmherstThe King and IAs You Like ItUniversity of ToledoUniversity of MontanaUniversity of MontanaUniversity of MontanaUniversity of MontanaUniversity of MontanaUniversity of MontanaDillard School of PerformingDillard School of PerformingDillard School of PerformingDillard School of PerformingDillard School of PerformingDillard School of PerformingDillard School of PerformingDillard School of PerformingASSISTANT COSTUME DESIGNER:Richard III (Jaroslav Malina, designer)University of ToledoCOSTUME COORDINATOR/CONSULTANT:Once on This IslandUniversity of ToledoMr. KolpertUniversity of ToledoTaffetasUniversity of ToledoEverybody CheatsUniversity of ToledoKing LearUniversity of ToledoNormaToledo OperaWomen’s Concert AttireMasterworks ChoralePantomine/Gianni SchicchiToledo OperaAidaToledo OperaFaustToledo OperaDaughter of the RegimentToledo OperaBabes in ToylandToledo OperaMadama ButterflyToledo OperaA Midsummer Night’s DreamUniversity of ToledoWomen’s Concert AttireToledo Symphonic ChoraleCosi fan tutteToledo 1992199219921991
Holly Monsos, ContinuedPROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY, continued:SET DESIGNER:BetrayalFrankie and Johnny in the Clair de LuneFull CircleUniversity of ToledoUniversity of ToledoUniversity of Toledo199619941993DIRECTOR:Circle Mirror TransformationBetrayalCrimes of the HeartWomen’s Suffrage Celebration RallyGlacity Theatre CollectiveGlacity Theatre CollectiveUniversity of ToledoScott Park Campus2013201019971996PUBLICATIONS“Miles White.” Late and Great: American Designers 1960-2010 Ed. Bobbi Owen,USITT (United States Institute for Theatre Technology) in cooperation withBroadway Press, March 2010.“The Designer’s Homework,” Dramatics magazine, V. 68, No.5, January 1997,pp. 20 –31.“What They Wore”, book review of The Guide to Historic Costume by Karen Baclawskifor Dramatics magazine, Oct. 95, V. 67, No. 2, p. 47.“The Techie’s Audition” for Dramatics magazine, Dec. 95, V. 67, No. 4, pp.57 – 59.Book review of Drafting and Pattern Designing (1924) by Women’s Institute of DomesticArts and Sciences. Review published in Cutter’s Research Journal, Vol. VII No.1, Summer 1995, p.10.9
Holly Monsos, ContinuedPROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY, continued:EXHIBITIONSHandwoven and beaded purses (2), “Fiber” local juried exhibit, Wolfe Gallery, MaumeeValley Country Day School, Toledo, OH. Fall, 2008Costume Design Gallery Display, Owens Community College, June 2004.Handwoven and beaded purses (3), “Fiber Frolics” local juried fiber art exhibit, WolfeGallery, Maumee Valley Country Day School, Toledo, OH. Fall, 2001.WORKSHOPS/LECTURESWorkshop presenter, “Drafting Bedford Cord”, Toledo Area Weaver’s Guild, March2008.Presenter, “Makeup techniques for Cats”, St. Ursula High School, Spring 2006.Speaker, “Basic Makeup techniques,” Girl Scout Troop, Fall, 2004.Workshop presenter, “Drafting Huck Lace”, Toledo Area Weaver’s Guild, Fall 2001.Workshop presenter, “Corsetry”, Ohio Community Theatre Alliance Annual Conference,Fall 2000.Workshop/lecture, “Costume Design Sources”, Ohio Community Theatre AllianceAnnual Conference, Fall 1998.Presenter/Panelist, “Women and Computers”, United States Institute of TheatreTechnology National Conference, Long Beach, California, Spring, 1998.Workshop presenter, “Using Wardrobe Master”, USITT/Ohio Valley Fall Conference,October, 1994.Worship presenter, “Basic Makeup techniques,” Ohio Community Theatre Conference,Fall, 1994.Speaker, “Costume Design”, Lake Elementary School Career Day, May 1995.Speaker, “Costuming and Characterization,” Theatreworks Arts Program, January 1993.Panelist, Portfolio Review, USITT/Ohio Valley Fall Conference, October, 1992.10
Holly Monsos, ContinuedSERVICE ACTIVITYNational:VP Members, Sections & Chapters, United States Institute of TheatreTechnology (USITT), 2004 – 2010.USITT organization representative, Board of Directors, KennedyCenter/American College Theatre Festival, 2008 – 2010.Office Co-Coordinator, United States Institute of Theatre TechnologyNational Conference, Spring 2001, 2002, 2014.Troubleshooter, United States Institute of Theatre Technology NationalConference, Spring 1998, 1999 and 2000.Registration Area Coordinator, United States Institute of TheatreTechnology National Conference, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,Spring, 1997.Member, United States Institute of Theatre Technology NationalConference Committee; Registration Area Coordinator,1996/1997.Registrar, United States Institute of Theatre Technology NationalConference, Ft. Worth, Texas, Spring, 1996.State, Regional and Local:Age makeup consultant, local film shoot, Toledo, OH, August, 2009Grant Review Panelist, Ohio Arts Council (Northwest Ohio SustainabilityGrant), April 2009Immediate Past Chair, USITT/Ohio Valley, 2004 – 2008.Chair, USITT/Ohio Valley, 2000 – 2004.Co-Coordinator, USITT/Ohio Valley Fall Conference, University ofToledo, October 2001.Editor, USITT/Ohio Valley newsletter, 1994 – 2000.11
Holly Monsos, ContinuedSERVICE ACTIVITY, continued:Member-at-Large and Executive Committee Member, USITT/OhioValley, 1993 – 1995.Chair/Organizer, USITT/Ohio Valley Spring Conference, University ofToledo, March 1994.Chair, Faith and Performing Arts Committee; Collingwood PresbyterianChurch, Toledo, Ohio, 1992 – 1995, 1996 – 1997.University of Toledo:University:Chair, Core Curriculum Committee, 2014/15Member, HLC task force, Criterion 5 writing group. 2014Member, Library Acquisitions Task Force, 2014Member, Recruitment & Retention Coordination Council, 2013-14Member, Core Curriculum Committee, 2012 - 2014Senator, Faculty Senate, 2013 to present, 2006-08Member, University Accreditation Self-Study group, Criterion 4, 2009-11Chair, Academic Programs Committee of Faculty Senate, 2006-08Chair, Student Grievance Committee, Spring 2005 (sabbaticalreplacement).Member, Student Grievance Committee, 1996 – 1999, Fall 2000 - 2008Member, Community on Campus group, 1993/94.College:Member, Disability Studies Advisory Board, 2013 to present, 2009/10Secretary, Arts and Sciences Council, 2009/1012
Holly Monsos, ContinuedSERVICE ACTIVITY, continued:Member, Arts and Sciences extended roundtable, May 2009At-Large Rep, Arts and Sciences Council, 2008 – presentMember, Arts and Sciences Council Curriculum Committee, 2008/09Member, Chairs’ Council, 2005 - presentMember, Budget Advisory Committee, 2005 - 2007Member, Recruitment Advisory Group, 2005 – presentMember, Arts and Sciences Council, 2005 - presentAt-Large Member, Arts and Sciences Council, Spring 2005 (sabbaticalreplacement).Immediate Past Chair, Arts and Sciences Council, 2003/2004.Member, Arts and Sciences College Strategic Plan Committee,2002 - 2004.Chair, Arts and Sciences Council, 2002/2003.At-Large Member, Arts and Sciences Executive Committee, 1998/1999and 2001/2002.Chair, Arts and Sciences Council Curriculum Committee, 1999/2000 and2000/2001.Member, Arts and Sciences Council Curriculum Committee, 1997 – 1999,2001 - 2004Department Rep, Arts and Sciences Council, Fall 1997 – Spring 2004.Department Rep, Arts and Sciences Council, (1 quarter replacement)Fall, 1996.University of Toledo:Department:Chair, Season Selection Committee, 2005 - present13
Holly Monsos, ContinuedSERVICE ACTIVITY, continued:Ex-officio member of all Department committees, 2005 – presentChair, Theatre History and Directing Search Committee, 2004-2005Chair, Visiting Lighting Designer Search Committee, Spring 2004.Coordinator, Theatre Assessment, 2003 – 2005.Member, Scholarship Committee, 2003 – 2005.Member, Visiting Acting/Directing Search Committee, Fall 2003.Chair, Chair Search Committee, Spring 2002.Chair, Curriculum Committee, Fall 1999 – 2005.Department Rep, UT/AAUP 1999 – 2005.Member, Season Selection Committee, 1995 – 1997, 2000 – 2002, 2004 2005.Member, Personnel Committee, 1999 - 2005Chair, Off-Center Theatre Production Committee, 1992 – 2000Member, Search Committee, Assistant Professor of Acting/Directing,Fall, 1999.Member, Search Committee, Assistant Professor of Film, Fall, 1999.Member, Awards and Scholarships Committee, 1998/1999.Member, Search Committee, Visiting Professor of Acting, Spring, 1997.Member, Search Committee, Visiting Professor of Film, Fall, 1997.Member Search Committee, Visiting Professor of Acting, Spring, 1996.Reader/Adjudicator, Midwestern Playwright’s Festival (joint project withToledo Repertoire), 1994, 1995, 1996.Member, Recruitment Committee, 1993 – 1996.14
Holly Monsos, ContinuedSERVICE ACTIVITY, continued:Member, Building Committee, 1993 - 1997.Member, Search Committee, Costume Shop Manager, Fall, 1992.Member, Search Committee, Visiting Professor of Acting, Summer, 1992.Member, Summer Program Committee, Winter/Spring, 1993.AWARDSAward for fiber piece “Montana Autumn”, Fiber Frolics juried fiber art exhibit,Fall 2001.First Place – weaving: huck lace napkins, Wood County Fair, Summer 2001.Outstanding Woman: Instructional Staff: University Women’s Commission.March, 1993.MEMBERSHIPSAssociate Member, Graduate Faculty, University of Toledo, 2007 - presentUnited States Institute of Theatre Technology, National Organization.United States Institute of Theatre Technology, Ohio Valley Regional Chapter.Member, University Women’s Commission, University of Toledo, 1992 –present.15
The Cherry Orchard (thesis) University of Montana 1986 The Pajama Game University of Montana 1985 Bedroom Farce University of Montana 1985 Romeo and Juliet University of Montana 1984 . Babes in Toyland Toledo Opera 1993 Madama Butterfly Toledo Opera 199
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