And how about the Greenroom...located in the main lobby; but painted
green...with a little kitchenette for ?
Kathleen
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You mean they might get situated elsewhere?
My campus shop was in a U-shaped building at the opposite end from the
theater...right next to the dressing rooms...in the basement of course! In
our old theater one usually had to change costumes in the wings; in the new
one they do the same because
Here's a bit more info:
One of the nets is netted from 2-ply silk threads in green and white with
arms embroidered in silk and gilt silver thread. The arms were embroidered
on coarse linen ground and then sewn on to the net.
The other net is made from narrow woven silk bands, white, with
Been there, done that!
Monica
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I think most costume shops were designed by someone who had never been IN
one, much less worked in one!
And theatres are designed by people who have never done anything but sit in
the audience.
?I? should note that UMSL has a brand-new brilliant performing arts? center.
I hope the consulted some costume designers when they built the costume?
shop--and didn't put it in the basement!
With no windows and no place to store anything.? Oh, and no ventillation.
?
Ann Wass
Cheryl Odom
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I should note that UMSL has a brand-new brilliant performing arts center.
I hope the consulted some costume designers when they built the costume
shop--and didn't put it in the basement!
Ann
A good case is the Mountain View performing Arts Center. It was designed
with a lovely fly loft. But a city architect thought the fly loft spoiled
the look of the building, so he cut it down by half. (at least, that's the
story I heard, but it is so believable)
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Christianized about a century later, women’s dress style became more
modest, according to archaeologist Annika Larsson.
It's from The Local - Sweden's News in English
http://www.thelocal.se/9950/20080211/
What a pity there are no pictures of the reconstruction!
Linda Walton,
(in High Wycombe
It's from The Local - Sweden's News in English
http://www.thelocal.se/9950/20080211/
What a pity there are no pictures of the reconstruction!
Linda Walton,
(in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, U.K.)
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Pity there was absolutely no supporting documentation other than
I think most costume shops were designed by someone who had never been IN
one, much less worked in one!
Monica
Former Grad Assistant at the SUNY-Binghamton Costume shop (a LONG time aga)
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The kitchenette was for washing out paint brushes, of course, and the other
part was for making food for use onstage. (white bread with an apricot half
for eggs, etc.), and for heating the dye water.
Tee-hee :-)
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Amen, Brother! I am constantly amazed by how much these theater design
professionals make on designing such non-functional crap. I have been
in only a few places that really show some (pardon the phrase)
intelligent design. On a good note, our Brother and Sister writers will
hopefully soon be
Where did you find the addition information? Astrid
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Here's a bit more info:
One of the nets is netted from 2-ply silk threads in green and white with
arms embroidered in silk and gilt silver
Just saw posted an ad for this:
Assistant Professor of Costume Design (tenure-track appointment)
University of Missouri - St. Louis
It's the second one on this page:
https://tomsawyer.umsl.edu/webapps/weboffice/acadjobs/unitlisting.cfm?id=7
I should note that UMSL has a brand-new brilliant
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