Tag: deb randall
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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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Costume Design – “In the Goldfish Bowl”
Director: Deb Randall | Playwright: Kay Rhodes | Theater: Venus Theatre | Photographer: C. Stanley Photography Four women on death row in Texas discuss their lives and the circumstances that brought them there.
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Costume Design – “Helen of Sparta”
Director: Deb Randall | Playwright: Jacob M. Appel | Theater: Venus Theatre | Photographer: C. Stanley Photography A humorous modern-ish retelling of the story of Helen of Troy, from Helen’s perspective.
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Costume Design – “Why’d Ya Make Me Wear This, Joe?”
Director: Deb Randall | Playwright: Vanda | Theater: Venus Theatre | Photographer: Lisa Helfert Photography A grandmother and her granddaughter go through memories of a painful past: two women fall in love when their men go away to fight in World War II, and all four are forced back into their heads as they enter…
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Costume Design – “not such stuff”
Director: Deb Randall | Playwright: chris wind | Theater: Venus Theatre | Photographer: Lisa Helfert Photography and Brittany Graham Shakespeare’s women appear in various states of undress as they are each given the soliloquy Shakespeare himself never allowed them.
Brittany Graham Designs 