Costume Shop

The Festival’s costume shop is a large room on the first floor of the Festival Center.   It includes seven sewing and four serger stations, industrial iron station, and four cutting tables.  It also includes a large fitting room, shop supervisor office, craft area, and raw fabric storage.

Also, in the Festival Center across the hall from the Costume Shop is the Festival’s period costume storage area.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Costume shop consist of two costume designers, the costume shop supervisor, two cutter/drapers, two first hands, four stitchers, and a costume intern.

Costume Designers (Two) are responsible for designing all costume elements  and provide background research and finished color renderings for two shows for the four main shows.

Costume Shop Supervisor is responsible for the running and supervision of the costume shop.  Is responsible for maintaining of the budget and organizing and maintaining the Festival’s costume shop build schedule.

Cutter /Draper (Two) responsible developing all needed patterns and cutting fabric for a five-show season.  Will assist in the supervision of the stitchers and any other costume duties they are deemed necessary and appropriate.

Stitchers / Wardrobe (4) will be responsible for all the costume sewing needs of the six-show season. Will perform all costume duties that are deemed necessary and appropriate.  Will serve as wardrobe crew on at least three productions during the run.

Costume Intern will serve as a Technical Intern assigned primarily to the costume shop and perform all costume duties that are deemed necessary and appropriate.  Will also serve as wardrobe crew on at least three productions during the run.