Talk & Workshop
Mexico
OISTAT CDG Costume Lecture #3｜Romeo and Juliet: Telling the Story Through Shoes
Eloise Kazan
July 2｜Sun｜16:30-18:00
R211, Research Building
研究大樓 R211
研究大樓 R211
TWD 150
Eloise Kazan will present her recent project,William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. This performance piece uses footwear as the main narrative tool and explores Shakespeare´s iconic text in a series of shoe encounters and confrontations. She will talk about the challenges of designing a show revolving around a particular item of clothing and she will review the tools and techniques used in the design process.
Speaker
Eloise Kazan studied Fine Arts at the San Carlos Academy in Mexico City, and a postgraduate design course at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School, UK. She has worked internationally as a designer on more than sixty productions for theatre, dance, opera, interior architecture and film. She was a recipient of the top prize for costume design at the PQ’07 and was a member of the International Jury at the PQ’15.Recent work includes costume designs for the Royal Shakespeare Company production (UK, 2012) and for the Croatian National Opera (HNK, 2016). Eloise Kazan created the production design for the award-winning director Deborah Kampmeier's independent feature film Split, released in 2017.
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Performance Design Commission
Costume Design Group (CDG)
COSTUME PROGRAMME AT SCENOFEST
Curators: Simona Rybáková, Rosane Muniz and Sofia Pantouvaki(OISTAT CDG)
With special thanks to CDG member Margaret Mitchell for the final shape of the texts
Photo Credit: Eloise Kazan
Duration 長度
90 mins
Language 語言
In English without translation
英語演講，無翻譯
英語演講，無翻譯
Special Notes 注意事項
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Lecture｜舞台與園林
Liu Xinglin 劉杏林
OISTAT CDG Costume Panel #1｜Transforming Designers
April Viczko, Lise Klitten, Bacchus Lee (chaired by April Viczko)
