Later today I’m posting information about a wonderful production, “A Conversation with Edith Head” that will be at the Pasadena Playhouse November 8th – December 1st… But, first I’d like  you to see some theatrical wardrobe design and construction from 1928 – just a few years after Edith Head started working in movies. The sketches: Working on the wardrobe out in the sun in the theater forecourt: And then there were the masks for Eugene O’Neill’s “Lazarus Laughed”: Working on […]

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