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Tobin Distinguished Lecture: Thinking of Costumes as Shapes in Space
Tobin Distinguished Lecture: Thinking of Costumes as Shapes in Space
Jane Greenwood
Thursday, November 10, 6:30 pm
Chiego Lecture Hall
Greenwood has zigzagged across centuries of style and a spectrum of media-drama, opera, film, and television...
Educated at London's School of Arts and Crafts, Jane Greenwood moved to New York City in 1963 where she began her career as a costume designer. A professor of drama at Yale University since 1976, she has received 17 nominations for the Tony Award in costume design and was honored with the 1998 Irene Sharaff Award for Lifetime Achievement in costume design from the Theatre Development Fund.
Greenwood has designed for over 125 Broadway productions, as well as Off-Broadway; American Shakespeare festivals; new operas, including the world premiere of Jake Heggie's Moby Dick at the Dallas Opera (2010); dance; and film.
Hear America's most sought-after costume designer!
Educators receive one hour of continuing professional education credit.
Please request a certificate when you make your reservation.
Tickets: $7 McNay members, $15 nonmembers, $5 for educators and students with an I.D. Make advance ticket reservations before noon on November 10 by calling 210.805.1768 or e-mailing education@mcnayart.org.
Don't miss our current exhibition
Shakespeare to Sondheim: Designs from the Tobin Collection
On view in the Brown Gallery and the Tobin Theatre Arts Gallery through December 18, 2011
This exhibition and lecture are programs of The Tobin Theatre Arts Fund.
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