Being a Costume Designer of Theater Performance “Where the Cross Is Made?”
The story adopted from Where the Cross Is Made? by Eugene O’neill
Presented by: English Literature Forum
Place: Auditorium A, 4th floor FPBS Building, UPI Bandung
Date: Thursday, 17 March 2011
Directors: Agil Purnama
Music Director: Rizky Rafsanzani, Yoga Brahma, Muhammad Arizal Rukmana
Wardrobe: Fira Nursya’bani, Luciyana Dwiningrum, Alfiani Safitri
Make –up: Tantra Afianto
Artistic: Aldy Adiwiguna, Agung Nugraha
Cast: Dimas Setya Kusuma, Agi Andriansyah, Firdha Rizkya, Lingga, Hasan Ibnu Safrudin, Aldi Adiwiguna, Agung Nugraha, Gerry Ardian Alamsyah
Synopsys: The story was about a family of pirates. Nat (Agi) wanted to be a pirate and stole a map of treasure from his father (Dimas), but Sue (Firdha) didn’t agree with what Nat had been doing.
Nevertheless, the father was dead and Nat got the map.
Nevertheless, the father was dead and Nat got the map.
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| foto: ELF |
It was amazing to be a person behind the play. Of course first time wasn’t easy for me, as an amateur costume designer.
The play was about pirates and it was challenging because, you know, pirates’ clothes are strange and difficult to find.
I asked the director and watched some pirates’ movies to get inspiration.
Alhamdulillah, a month was enough to prepare the costume. Even there were some effort that I made, like went to preloved market in Gedebage with my friends to find a great-coat and brought three pairs of boots from my hometown.
But I felt satisfy when the play was succeed and now I am so interested being a costume designer in every play produced by ELF.
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