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A typical Sweeney Todd costume of his would be a button-up shirt, trousers, a coat, a necktie, and professional dress shoes.
Sweeney Todd Chair - ASU Lyric Opera Theatre-We built this chair for our upcoming production of Sweeney Todd which will play in the fall of 09. The chair was...
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Costume sketch from the movie Sweeney Todd. Colleen Atwood, costume designer.
SWEENEY TODD — christine casaus costume design
Good Afternoon everyone! One of the things I love about reading blogs is that my favorite bloggers take me along to places I would never be able to see, and show me wonderful things. Every once in a while I feel lucky enough to be able to do that too....to share something fabulous with all of you! To bring you along with me somewhere special! Today I'm sharing photos from a magical place I visited yesterday. It's called the Theatre of Dreams and it is in Port Costa, California. The amazing artist behind the Theatre of Dreams is Wendy Addison....
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Official Website of Gabriel Barre, international director most known for Broadway's Amazing Grace, Off-Broadway's The Wild Party and the world premiere of Stephen Schwartz's Magic to Do.
(Isn't it incredible how a costume looks in real life compared to how it looks on screen? This takes lots of experience.)
Composer/lyricist Stephen Sondheim turned 80 in March, and theaters across the country are...
Photo of And here’s a miniature version of Mrs. Lovett’s murderous meat pie shop!
The Demon Barber's friends; licensed, screen-accurate replicas expertly reproduced by NECA. Fourth & fifth photos show the case & razors as seen on-screen. You shall drip rubies, you'll soon d ...
Coleen Atwood. I have to say a name three times before I have a chance of remembering it. Even then its chance of staying in my mind are 50/50. Even less is the chance that I'll be able to recall it on command. But that's ok. Just knowing I know is enough for me. …
Last December Margot and I got the chance to visit Wendy Addison's Theatre of Dreams shop and studio in Port Costa. It's a tiny (Pop. 300) little town set right on the Sacramento River just before it runs into the upper reaches of San Francisco Bay. We spent the night in El Cerrito, about 12 miles away and drove over to Port Costa in the chill of an early winter's morning. We parked by the river and walked down the main street, snapping pictures of the glorious old buildings. When we tried to enter The Theatre of Dreams, it wasn't open, but while we were looking in the windows, Wendy came and threw open the door with a big welcoming smile and a friendly "Good morning." It was pure magic, all of her wonderful creations to delight the eye. Everything in the shop was vintage, not just her pieces, but all the display units, racks, even the pins used to attach things to an old dress form. We "Ooo-ed" and "Ah-ed" for over an hour, choosing a few precious things to take home. Wendy graciously brought out the handmade book she's creating and let us look through and feast our eyes. It's a limited run of 350 and an exquisite piece of artwork. When I ask if I could take pictures in the shop, Wendy said "Of course!" We finally tore ourselves away, knowing this was an experience that will long be remembered. Wendy Addison in her Theatre of Dreams The Theatre of Dreams is open several times a year for weekend open houses. If you're in the coastal California area it's well worth a trip. Check Wendy's blog or call (510) 787-2164 for dates.
Set design for Stephen Sondheim's musical Sweeney Todd, directed by Mick Gordon and produced by Aarhus Teater.
