Hello, all - I've got an interesting theatrical costume project. Am
helping with a production of The Rocky Horror Show, and one character
wants tear-away briefs for underneath his very short kilt.
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I was told once by a fellow costumer who once worked for one of the many
Chippendale's
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Hello, all - I've got an interesting theatrical costume project. Am
helping with a production of The Rocky Horror Show, and one character
wants tear-away briefs for underneath his very short kilt.
snip
I was told once by a fellow costumer who once worked for one
At 18:36 06/07/2007, you wrote:
Hello, all - I've got an interesting theatrical costume project. Am
helping with a production of The Rocky Horror Show, and one character
wants tear-away briefs for underneath his very short kilt.
snip
I was told once by a fellow costumer who once worked for
OK, Richard. I hate not knowing a word so I had to look it up:
eckysiast: n. a striptease performer
ORIGIN 1940: coined by HL Mencken from the Greek ekdusis 'shedding,'
on the pattern of 'enthusiast'
I don't know when I'll have the opportunity to use it except in
conjunction with my 2 year old
I'm with Richard (hi, Richard!) on the tiny snaps. That's what we've
used in theatre in various similar situations--especially the strip
number in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum. The trick
is deciding how much hold you need vs. how easily they need to
release. In some
At 18:45 06/07/2007, you wrote:
OK, Richard. I hate not knowing a word so I had to look it up:
eckysiast: n. a striptease performer
ORIGIN 1940: coined by HL Mencken from the Greek ekdusis 'shedding,'
on the pattern of 'enthusiast'
I don't know when I'll have the opportunity to use it except
R Harper wrote:
Hello, all - I've got an interesting theatrical costume project. Am
helping with a production of The Rocky Horror Show, and one
character wants tear-away briefs for underneath his very short kilt.
snip
I was told once by a fellow costumer who once worked for one of the
