"I have worked with many costume designers throughout my career and by far Emily Vallozzi is one of the best I've ever worked with. She is professional, hard working, and extremely creative when it comes to designing costumes for any production. I would work with her time after time after time."

-Ricky Ramon Director of Silent Sky at George Washington University

CIRCLES is an evening-length dance work in response to white oppression and its effects in Black lives today. Combining dance, visual arts, and an original soundtrack, the work presents snapshots of popular culture through Choreographer Staycee Pearl’s lens as a mid-career Black woman.
Primiere at the August Wilson African American Cultural Center - October 2021

Emily, new to the ballet costuming world [c.2008], worked along side of me at the Washington Ballet for four seasons. Often a hectic and frenetic environment, Emily always maintained level headedness as she observed, learned, and successfully implemented - oftentimes in the moment. Emily has successfully incorporated those acquired ballet costuming skills and knowledge into her current-day repertoire. It's a pleasure to see her expanded breadth of work and skill set.
We were a formidable team of two then, and Emily remains a wonderful colleague today.

Monica Leland
Wardrobe Supervisor
The Washington Ballet

"Emily has managed ordering all costume related purchases as well as all laboratory
needs in the GWU costume shop. She has proven to be quite innovative and resourceful in finding building
supplies for costumes that fit within our budget. Last year’s production of A Chorus Line
is a great example of those skills. She had to costume over twenty students in a very
specialized and required show garb. She reached out to several costume rental companies for pricing on A Chorus Line and discovered that the rental charges were far beyond our budget. However, she successfully completed this task for less than half the quoted rental amount."
-Sigridur Johannesdottir Associate Professor of Costume Design & Technology, GWU

Shaws Shorts is a fresh look at three of GB Shaw’s most delicious one-act plays.