Costume Designer

A contemporary adaptation of one of Shakespeare’s most controversial plays, this production offered a deep concern for the future: a world that will replace god, love, and human grace with consumer fetishism and deals, in which people become property. The production was designed from a western historical perspective, with influences from the Renaissance to modern times. Costumes and sets were “stamped” with icons of their cultures – logos, trademarks, and political symbols, including flags and swastikas. It not only helped to create a clear atmosphere but also lightened, yet deepened, the tone of the play, allowing room for the shameful comedy to emerge.