Paper Mill Playhouse         Millburn, NJ        2002

Lerner & Loewe's
My Fair Lady


Robert Johanson, Director
Michael Lichtefeld, Choreographer

Michael Annania, Set Designer
Gregory A. Poplyk, Costume Designer
Mitch Dana, Lighting Designer

Gregory A. Poplyk's costumes are the first I have seen that come anywhere near the visual wallop of Cecil Beaton's classic originals. His designs for the hilarious "Ascot Gavotte" sequence are a visual triumph. 
Eliza's all-important ball gown is an Edwardian fantasia of white satin and draped rhinestones, and I found myself wondering how I could get my hands on Higgins' handsome wardrobe. 
Musicals101.com 
John Kenrick

Gregory A. Poplyk's togs -- with an elegant nod to Cecil Beaton -- are stunning, especially on that pivotal afternoon at Ascot.
Variety
Robert L. Daniels

Gregory Poplyk's costumes are especially fabulous for the showy Ascot sequence, where the hats alone are like an explosion in the sweet shoppe of a genius baker.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Christopher Rawson
Costume design for Glory Crampton as Eliza Doolitle at the Ascot Races. Costume built at Carelli Costume.
Costume desgin for Patricia Dell as Mrs. Eynsfordhill. Costume built by Carelli Costume.
The Ascot Gavotte at the Paper Mill Playhouse.
Ascot Gavotte costume designed for Autumn Weidman. Costume built by Carelli Costume.

Max Von Essen as Freddy Eynseford-Hill.
Ed Dixon as Doolittle and Paul Schoeffler as Henry Higgins. 
Costume design for Natalie Ryder for the Embassy Ball. Costume built by Carelli Costumes.
Costume sketch for Ms. Glory Crampton as Eliza Doolittle. Costume built by Carelli Costume.
Glory Crampton as Eliza Doolitle.
Paul Schoeffler & Glory Crampton as Higgins and Eliza.
Ascot gavotte costume design for Cara Johnson. Costume built by Carelli Costumes.
Ascot Gavotte costume designed for Jean Marie. 
Costume built by Carelli Costume.
Costume design for Connie Pearson for the Ascot Gavotte. Costume built by Carelli Costume.
Costume sketch for Mr. Ed Dixon as Doolitle.
Costume design for the Embassy Ball built by
 Carelli Costumes.
Costume sketch for Phyllis Sommerville as  Mrs. Higgins. Costume built bu Celeste Livingston New York.