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Costumes
Costumes are crucial to any production. They can be sewn from scratch, bought on the high street, or made by altering other clothes. In the National Theatre's Costume Department, a staff of designers, dyers, tailors and buyers work together to produce outfits for every character in every show.
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Sjforcum via Apple Podcasts ·
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“Is an excellent general overview of the the workings and "how to" that goes into production in a professional theatre seamstress' shop.”Read full review »
Vituperative Green via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
08/01/12
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