Costume Design Assistant for The Winter's Tale (2015)
Directed by Lindsay Livingston
Costume Design by Mary Farahnakian
Brigham Young University
Pardoe Theatre (Proscenium)
Spring 2015
This was an unusual take on Shakespeare's tale. The director wanted it fantasy, with the two countries (Sicilia and Bohemia) looking distinctly different but similar enough to be in the same world. I worked with another assistant, Madeline Hall, on this show as we had a cast of 24 and approximately 75 costumes. I was in charge of designing and pulling stock for most of the Sicilian characters.
Costume Design by Mary Farahnakian
Brigham Young University
Pardoe Theatre (Proscenium)
Spring 2015
This was an unusual take on Shakespeare's tale. The director wanted it fantasy, with the two countries (Sicilia and Bohemia) looking distinctly different but similar enough to be in the same world. I worked with another assistant, Madeline Hall, on this show as we had a cast of 24 and approximately 75 costumes. I was in charge of designing and pulling stock for most of the Sicilian characters.
I designed the characters on the right and left (Dion and Paulina). These characters are from Sicilia, which is a dark and depressing place in the show.
I designed the costumes for musicians in Sicilia.
Composite Measurement Chart that I and Madeline Hall completed.
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I designed these characters except for King Leontes who is in red.
Sicilian characters (Sailor and Antigonus) that I helped design.
Paperwork I worked on as assistant costume designer (this is one of many costume source lists I completed).
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I was in charge of designing Camillo, the character in blue.
Camillo, the character to the right, is in Bohemia under disguise. The design came from a collaboration between me and Mary, the head costume designer.
This is a costume-scene breakdown I worked on with Mary, the designer, and Madeline Hall, co-assistant. I also worked on costume plots and dresser check-out forms.
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Publicity photo for The Winter's Tale
