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Rosie Mazique

Costume and Props Manager

NTID Department for Performing Arts
National Technical Institute for the Deaf

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Rosie Mazique

Costume and Props Manager

NTID Department for Performing Arts
National Technical Institute for the Deaf

Bio

Rosie Mazique began her career at RIT/NTID in 2019 as a captionist in the Department of Access Services. She now serves as the Costume & Props Manager for the NTID Department of Performing Arts and looks forward to contributing her creativity to the team’s productions. 

Born and raised in the suburbs of Chicago, she has had a knack for creative expression since early childhood. Obsessed with all things fashion, particularly dresses, her first style clients were the Barbie dolls she sewed clothes and home goods for. Taught at age 5 to hand stitch by her mother, Rosie went on to earn a Bachelor’s Degree in Fashion Design at Columbia College Chicago.

During and after college, Rosie managed and taught at Thrown Elements Pottery for six years. There, she contributed to studio operations and  taught handbuilding, wheel-throwing, and pottery glazing techniques to people of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities. 

Rosie also enjoys knitting, painting, and baking. Her cakes have placed 2nd and 3rd in cake decorating contests and are staples at family celebrations. You may find her biking, roller blading, or attempting to roller skate around town. 

Currently Teaching

PRFN-218
1 - 3 Credits
This course applies technical, performing, script analysis, stage management, and other skills to an actual theatrical production. Students contract with a department mentor for responsibilities and the appropriate credit expectations. In addition to production responsibilities, students are expected to complete reading and writing assignments connected to the production. This course is repeatable for credit.

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