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| − | Began working on costume in 2003, creating an ensemble of costumes for the interpretative production of Medea at St Mary's University College, University of Surrey. The play was a free verse interpretation of Euripides' 'Medea' taking its influences from a wide variety of styles including Keralan kathakali dance techniques, Pina Bausch and Robert Lepage. The costumes consisted of a hybrid between traditional Greek robes, Roman togas and Indian saris. They began as white canvasses with powdered paint being thrown across them, ending in a bright canvass of colours | + | Began working on costume in 2003, creating an ensemble of costumes for the interpretative production of Medea at St Mary's University College, University of Surrey. The play was a free verse interpretation of Euripides' 'Medea' taking its influences from a wide variety of styles including Keralan kathakali dance techniques, Pina Bausch and Robert Lepage. The costumes consisted of a hybrid between traditional Greek robes, Roman togas and Indian saris. They began as white canvasses with powdered paint being thrown across them, ending in a bright canvass of colours. |
| − | + | Costumier to the July [[2007]] production of [[William Shakespeare|Shakespeare]]'s [[Julius Caesar (2007)|Julius Caesar]]. This ensemble devised piece stripped the traditional dress down to a contemporary minimal black, white and red canvas of colours. | |
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Revision as of 12:50, 17 August 2007
SLT Member 2006 - Present
Began working on costume in 2003, creating an ensemble of costumes for the interpretative production of Medea at St Mary's University College, University of Surrey. The play was a free verse interpretation of Euripides' 'Medea' taking its influences from a wide variety of styles including Keralan kathakali dance techniques, Pina Bausch and Robert Lepage. The costumes consisted of a hybrid between traditional Greek robes, Roman togas and Indian saris. They began as white canvasses with powdered paint being thrown across them, ending in a bright canvass of colours.
Costumier to the July 2007 production of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar. This ensemble devised piece stripped the traditional dress down to a contemporary minimal black, white and red canvas of colours.
Contents
SLT Productions as Costume Designer
- Julius Caesar (2007) (Prompt Corner)
- Aladdin (2007) (Bell Theatre)
- Bullshot Crummond (2008) (Prompt Corner)
- Arcadia (2008) (Bell Theatre)
