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 – “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… Continue reading Costume Design – “all apologies”
Assistant Costume Design – “Apples from the Desert”
At Theatre J, Washington, DC | Director: Johanna Gruenhut | Playwright: Savyon Liebrecht | Costume Designer: Tim Mackabee | Assistant Costume Designer: Brittany Graham | Lighting Designer: Dan Covey | Photography: C. Stanley Photography (where noted) and Brittany Graham I assisted Tim Mackabee in his design of Apples from the Desert. I also built two dresses… Continue reading Assistant Costume Design – “Apples from the Desert”
Costume Design – “Imagination Meltdown Adventure”
Director: Lex Davis | Playwright: Frank Cervarich | Theater: Pointless Theatre Company | Original Music by Aaron Bliden | Photographer: Andrew Bossi World Premiere; Capital Fringe Festival Loosely based on Joseph Campbell’s A Hero’s Journey, Imagination Meltdown Adventure involves a drunken wish, magic, songs, and puppets. Click to enlarge.
Costume Design – “Hellspawn II: Black Aggie Speaks”
Directors: Lee Mikeska Gardner and Mary Resing | Theater: Active Cultures | Photographer: Kate DeAngelis and Brittany Graham Three spooky ghost stories premiered as a sequel to a previous Halloween show of short plays, Hellspawn: Plays the Devil Made Us Write. World Premiere. Faceless, by Mary Resing; What Fresh Hell, by Alexandra Petri; and Grief, by Michael John Garces.… Continue reading Costume Design – “Hellspawn II: Black Aggie Speaks”
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.
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.
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… Continue reading Costume Design – “Why’d Ya Make Me Wear This, Joe?”
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.
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