Author: brittanygrahamdesigns
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Costume Design – “Gary”
“The actors do a fine job romping about, and Brittany Graham’s costumes render key characters especially ridiculous. In the end poor Miles is reduced to running around in boxer shorts.” – Hugh Hunter, Philadelphia Inquirer At Eagle Theatre, Hammonton, NJ | Director: Ted Wioncek III | Playwright: Bruce Graham | Sound Design: David Pierron |…
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Costume Design – “We’re Gonna Die”
At Flying V Theatre, The Writer’s Center, Bethesda, MD | Director: Josh Sobel | Playwright: Young Jean Lee | Lighting Designer: Kristin A. Thompson | Scenic Designer: Jos. B. Musumeci, Jr.| Sound Designer: Eric Johns | Music Director: Marika Countouris | Audience Experience Designer: Madeleine Barry | Photography: JayLee PhotoGraphy From the Flying V website:…
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Assistant Costume Design – “Seven Brides for Seven Brothers”
At Broadway Sacramento Music Circus, Sacramento, CA | Director: Glenn Casale | Choreographer: Patti Columbo | Music Director: Dennis Castellano | Costume Designer: Heather Lockard | Lighting Designer: Charlie Morrison | Scenic Designer: Cristian Johnson | Projections Designer: Omar Ramos | Hair/Wig/Makeup Designer: Thomas Richards | Properties Designer: Laura Walters | Sound Designer: Joe Caruso,…
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Unrealized Design – “Is He Dead?”
For my master’s thesis I took lessons learned from designing the UW-Madison University Theater production of Is He Dead? and applied them to lessons learned the following semester while fulfilling a fellowship at The Milwaukee Repertory Theater, as I re-conceived my design for the show. Renderings below. Click to enlarge.
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Costume Design – “Is He Dead?”
At University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI | Director: David Furumoto | Playwright: Mark Twain (Adapted by David Ives) | Photographer: Beau Meyer, Jake Prine, John Drescher, and Brittany Graham (each noted) Set in 1840s France, Mark Twain’s “Is He Dead?” follows a fictionalized account of the life of Jean-François Millet as he and his friends…
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Build – Togas – “La Clemenza di Tito”
Characters: Various | At Aspen Opera Festival and School, Aspen, CO | Director: Ed Berkeley | Conductor: Jane Glover | Composer: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart | Libretto: Caterino Mazzolà | Theater: Wheeler Opera House, Aspen Music Festival |Photography: Elle Logan (where noted) and Brittany Graham I built several togas for the opera “La Clemenza di Tito.”…
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Costume Design – “Twelfth Night”
At University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI | Director: David Furumoto | Playwright: William Shakespeare | Lighting Design: Deborah Smrz | Set Design: Rob Wagner | Sound Design: Kai-Yu Yen | Props Master: Shannon Jones | Photographer: Beau Meyer This version of Twelfth Night was set in Hawaii during the fall of the Hawaiian Kingdom, 1897.…
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Unrealized Design – “Ah, Wilderness!”
Ah, Wilderness! | Playwright: Eugene O’Neill I toyed with ink sketching in the style of Charles Dana Gibson. Click to enlarge
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Costume Design – “Stupid F*cking Bird”
At University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI | Director: Patricia Boyette | Playwright: Aaron Posner | Lighting Design: Sruthi Suresan | Sound Design: Ethan White | Set Design: Keith Pitt | Photography: Beau Meyer and Jim Stauffer (where noted) Images of renderings and photos of the production below. Click to enlarge.
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Costume Design – “Smart People”
At University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI | Director: Chuck Smith | Playwright: Lydia R. Diamond | Scenic Design and Projections: Shuxing Fan | Lighting Design: Deborah Smrz | Photography: Ross Zentner Regional Premiere. Four young professionals battle out their pride and insecurities, exposing their uglier natures while Barack Obama runs for his first term in…
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