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Area of Expertise

• Scenic Design
• Props

Ms. Soroko is Associate Chair of Theatre and Dance, Associate Professor of Scenic Design, and a professional scenic and costume designer. ÌýShe has designed many shows in Florida and in the Eastern US. Her off-Broadway credits include scenery forÌý Napoleon Ìýat NYMF and costumes forÌý Marriage Blanc Ìýat Playwrights Horizons. ÌýHer regional designs include costumes forÌý Ring of Fire Ìýat Tuachan Center for the Performing Arts,Ìý Good People,Ìý 42nd Street,Ìý Once the Musical ÌýandÌý Come From Away Ìýat Maltz Jupiter Theatre, scenery forÌý Collected Stories,Ìý A Long Day’s Journey into Night ÌýandÌý My Old Lady Ìýfor Palm Beach Dramaworks; and scenery forÌý The Tempest,Ìý King Lear ÌýandÌý Much ado About Nothing Ìýand costumes forÌý The Merchant of Venice,Ìý Twelfth Night Ìýand ÌýA Midsummer Night’s Dream Ìýfor NC Shakes. ÌýShe has designed costumes for ÌýManifest Ìýat Portland Stage andÌý The Cure at Troy Ìýat Yale Rep. ÌýShe has designed for over 10 seasons at Florida Studio Theatre in Sarasota and some credits there include scenery for ÌýPump Boys and Dinettes, scenery and costumes forÌý Androcles and the Lion,Ìý Race, andÌý The Savannah Disputation. At FST she has also designed costumes forÌý Dames at Sea,Ìý Native Gardens,Ìý The Fabulous Lipitones, andÌý Beehive: The 60s Musical. ÌýMs. Soroko is a member of USA Local 829 in both Scenery and Costumes and holds an MFA from the Yale School of Drama.