Tag: costumes
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The Inseparables – Costume Design
“The Inseparables” | Written by TJ Young | Directed by Ricardo Vila-Roger | Costume Design by Brittany Graham
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Commercial Styling – Limitless: PPG Color of the Year 2024
Shopped and styled costumes for PPG’s 2024 Color of the Year campaign.
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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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Unrealized Design – Circus Theme “Under the Sea”
I designed characters for a fictional circus with the theme “Under the Sea.” Click to enlarge
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Costume Design – “The Tempest”
Director: Krista Cowan | Playwright: William Shakespeare | Scenic Designer: Sasha Goldstein | Theater: The Madeira School | Photographer: C. Stanley Photography Design for The Madeira School, an all-girl private boarding and day school. Click to enlarge.
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Costume Design – “all apologies”
“Brittany Graham’s costuming is amazing…. Costume choices for Kurt enhanced his lonely, lost boy blues.” – Bev Fleischer, DC Metro Theater Arts Director: Jason Schlafstein | Playwright: Hunter Styles | Scenic Design: Andrew Berry | Sound Designer: Kenny Neal | Photography: Fight Guy Photography World Premiere. Part of a double-bill titled UNPLUGGED with Seamus Sullivan’s Me and the…
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Costume Design – “Me and the Devil Blues”
“Brittany Graham’s costuming is amazing. A particular wonder was the transformation of Katie Jeffries from Janis in All Apologies, into Tamara, as a Tina Fey-lookalike Anti-Christ in Me and the Devil Blues. That alone is worth the price of admission” – Bev Fleischer, DC Metro Theater Arts Director: Jason Schlafstein | Playwright: Seamus Sullivan |…
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Costume and Wig Design – “The Wizard of Oz”
Director: Krista Cowan | Photographer: C. Stanley Photography | Builds/Enhancements: Scarecrow, Glinda, Jitterbug, Tin Man, Crows, Lion, Monkeys Design for The Madeira School, an all-girl private boarding and day school. Design concept: a high-fashion retelling of The Wizard of Oz based on the set, which was inspired by the paintings of Gustav Klimt and Natasha Westcoat.…
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Costume Design – “Looking for the Pony”
Director: Deb Randall | Playwright: Andrea Lepcio | Photography: Aga A narrator describes her sister’s battle with breast cancer. Challenge: building a bra piece that would allow the actor to leave stage with two breasts and reemerge a handful of lines later with only one. Click to enlarge.
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