• 15 image collage of different scenes from Curly Fries, featuring a different person in each image.
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Curly Fries, 2020.

“Twelve young people navigate a world blindsided by a pandemic and a reckoning for racial justice. How to go to school, pay the rent, stay alive, attend a protest, go on a date? Can curly fries save the day?

Commissioned from three of the Bay Area's most talented storytellers and created in a collaborative, organic process, this six-part webisode series mirrors our experience of the world today: no one quite knows where the story is headed.”

Working on stage management and costume design for the series, Kaitlin Weinstein was involved in the project from many angles. Her work included tracking technical elements in rehearsals, running filming days, and working with the actors to pull costume from their closets that fulfilled the director and production designer’s visions.

Kaitlin Weinstein
B.A. Theater & Performance Studies, English, 2021 | UC Berkeley Design Film Media Performing Arts |
Kaitlin Weinstein is a senior Theater & Performance Studies and English double major and Creative Writing minor. Over the past three years, she has had the opportunity to work on nine productions with TDPS. Notable credits include: Who Shot La Miguelito (Costume Designer), Snowflakes or Rare White People (Stage Manager), Curly Fries (Stage Manager & Asst. Costume Designer), and Stupid F##king Bird (Stage Manager). In 2021, she was awarded the Roslyn Schneider Eisner Prize for Continuing Creative Achievement in Stage Management and Costume Design. After graduation, she intends to pursue theater professionally.