Costume Design
1964 (made)
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Costume design by Sally Jacobs for Malika in The Screens. Full length female figure, drawn in pencil, ball point pen and crayon on white paper, with applied tinsel. Two fabric swatches, pinned together, upper right. She wears an ankle-length dress with a black bodice and a skirt vertically striped in black and yellow, the yellow heavily patterned. The design is mounted on black paper. Signed and dated.
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Materials and techniques | Pencil, crayon, ballpoint pen and tinsel on paper, with attached fabric swatches |
Brief description | Costume design by Sally Jacobs for Malika in Genet's play, The Screens, 1964 |
Physical description | Costume design by Sally Jacobs for Malika in The Screens. Full length female figure, drawn in pencil, ball point pen and crayon on white paper, with applied tinsel. Two fabric swatches, pinned together, upper right. She wears an ankle-length dress with a black bodice and a skirt vertically striped in black and yellow, the yellow heavily patterned. The design is mounted on black paper. Signed and dated. |
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Object history | Associated production: The Screens, or, Les Paravents. Playwright: Jean Genet. Designer: Sally Jacobs. Director: Peter Brook. Actor: Mia Anderson. Performing company: Royal Shakespeare Company. Donmar Rehearsal Rooms, London, January 1964. Performance category: Drama. Peter Brook directed this production in collaboration with Charles Marowitz. Mia Anderson played the role of Malika. The production was staged by an experimental group from the Royal Shakespeare Company. It was first presented as part of the Theatre of Cruelty season at LAMDA in 1963. Costume designs for this production: S.1000 to S.1009-1995. |
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Accession number | S.1000-1995 |
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Record created | October 7, 2010 |
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