Theatre

Actors wearing costumes inspired by 17th Century fashion and designed by Alison Brown Costume Designer for Cyrano by Catherine Wheels Theatre Company.

‘Cyrano’ - Catherine Wheels, 2004

5 actors from Lung Ha Theatre Company on stage at the Traverse Theatre performing Three Sisters by Anton Chekhov. 2 of the sisters are pictured with 1 servant and 2 soldiers all wearing costumes designed by Alison Brown Costume Designer. The actress in the foreground is carrying a cake.

‘Three Sisters’ - Lung Ha, 2018

6 actors from Grid Iron are performing a 70's inspired scene from The Devil's Larder wearing their underwear. Costumes designed by Alison Brown Costume Designer and set by Claire Halleran. They are performing around a round table with a floral tablecloth and there is a fondue set on the table.

‘The Devil’s Larder’ - Grid Iron, 2015

2 dancers are sitting on stage at the Lyceum performing The Lover. The man is wearing a linen suit and the girl is wearing a silk beaded 1920's dress and a straw trilby hat with pigtails. Costumes are designed by Alison Brown Costume Designer.

‘The Lover’ - SDT, Stellar Quines, the Lyceum, 2018

4 performers are sitting looking confused with various musical instruments and music stands performing Whirlygig in costumes designed by Alison Brown Costume Designer. They are sitting in front of a gold curtain with tassles.

‘Whirlygig’ - Daniel Padden, Red Bridge Arts, Catherine Wheels, 2019

The Witch from Hansel & Gretal is wearing classes and has a bald head. She is holding up a cookery book with a recipe for kiddy burgers. Behind her can be seen Hansel in a cage.

’Hansel & Gretal’ - Catherine Wheels/ NTS, 2006

Actor Gill Robertson is playing the part of the Lion of Kabul being fed by the zoo keeper.

‘The Lion of Kabul’ - Catherine Wheels, 2006

2 actors from Lung Ha Theatre Company are sat on a couch looking at a photo album. 1 is costumed as Mary wearing an elaborate headdress and the other is Elvis Presley in a shiny jacket. Costumes designed by Alison Brown.

‘Exotic Hyperspace’ - Lung Ha, 2002