Rebecca Spafford

REBECCA SPAFFORD has collaborated with numerous local companies over the past 16 years. She acts as Department Head of Wardrobe for several venues and has worked for artists such as David Bowie, Kenny Rogers, Taylor Swift, Rhianna, Mickey Mouse and Big Bird. Rebecca also has toured the U.S. and Canada as a Wardrobe Supervisor. She has costumed and performed for several projects including OpenStage's Bug (OpenStage OPUS Award/Outstanding Actress), A Bright Room Called Day (OPUS/Outstanding Supporting Actress) and The Women (OPUS/Outstanding Costume Design). She received the Colorado Henry Award for Outstanding Costume Design for Dangerous Liaisons. Other memorable roles include Karen Weston in August: Osage County (OPUS/Outstanding Supporting Actress), Tanya Shepke in The North Plan and Jo/Mae West in Dirty Blonde (OPUS/Outstanding Actress) with OpenStage. Recent costuming endeavors include Fort Collins Children's Theatre's James and the Giant Peach and OpenStage's The Crucible (2018 Henry Award/Outstanding Costume Design), Spamalot, the 1980s-inspired The Comedy of Errors, Steel Magnolias and Avenue Q. Rebecca is the recipient of the OpenStage Founders' Award, which is awarded annually for outstanding contributions to the Company.