Publication Date

4-1978

Advisor(s) - Committee Chair

William Leonard, James Brown, Whitney Combs

Degree Program

Department of Communication

Degree Type

Master of Arts

Abstract

The theatrical elements of setting, costumes, and make-up for Robinson Jeffers' adaptation of Euripides' Medea were designed and constructed in an attempt to create an effective visual concept. Through careful script analysis and close communication with the director and production staff, the designer combined the visual elements. As a record of the concept development from generalities to rough sketches and from formal drawings and diagrams to the finished product, the designer uses the accounting to trace both the artistic creation and the physical construction of each set element and costume for Medea.

Disciplines

Arts and Humanities | Communication | Performance Studies | Playwriting | Social and Behavioral Sciences | Theatre and Performance Studies

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