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Tone was the co-costume designer along with Hannah Brown for the Emerson Stage production of Everybody. This play was put up during the COVID-19 pandemic as a Transmedia performance. This play is adapted from the 15th century morality pay, Everyman. It tells the story of Everybody as he/she/they prepares to travel with Death to give God a presentation on the meaning of life. The costumes of the play are designed to look like something that could be warn in the modern day, although a bit eccentric or unique. It plays upon preconceived notions of the personifications of love, death, evil, and more.
Tone was the co-costume designer along with Hannah Brown for the Emerson Stage production of Everybody. This play was put up during the COVID-19 pandemic as a Transmedia performance. This play is adapted from the 15th century morality pay, Everyman. It tells the story of Everybody as he/she/they prepares to travel with Death to give God a presentation on the meaning of life. The costumes of the play are designed to look like something that could be warn in the modern day, although a bit eccentric or unique. It plays upon preconceived notions of the personifications of love, death, evil, and more.
Death
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Everybody
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Love
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Usher and Understanding
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Characters Co-designed with Hannah Brown
Final Costume Renders
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Mood Boards and Color Palettes
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Black & White Silhouettes
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Director - Annie Levy
Production House - Emerson Stage Scenic Designer - Valerie Stebbins Lighting Designers - Scott Pinkney and Noah Silverman Sound Designer - Julie Beaulieu Props Master - Ryan Bates Emerson College Spring 2020 |
