Mother Goose
Costume Design
2014 (designed)
2014 (designed)
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Place of origin |
Design for Goldilocks and Bears Ensemble in Mother Goose, Hackney Empire, 2014
Object details
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Title | Mother Goose (generic title) |
Materials and techniques | Watercolour on card |
Brief description | Design for Goldilocks and Bears Ensemble in Mother Goose, Hackney Empire, 2014 |
Physical description | Costume design by Lotte Collett for Goldilocks and the Three Bears in the pantomime Mother Goose at the Hackney Empire, 2014. The design shows four figures dressed as the fairy-tale characters. Baby Bear, the figure on the far left, wears grey school shorts with a red belt, grey socks and shoes, a yellow checked scarf, and a black cap with a red school crest, topped with brown furry bear ears. On his top half he wears a brown furry top with long sleeves that extend into 'bear paw' mittens covering the hands. On the second left, Mother Bear wears the same brown furry top, underneath a pink tea-length dress patterned with pink roses. She wears black shoes and a black beret topped with brown furry bear ears. To her right, Goldilocks wears a yellow with a white apron trimmed in pink, underneath a pink corset. She wears pink tights, yellow shoes, and two pink ribbons in her hair. On the far right, Father Bear wears a brown furry top that covers his hands, grey trousers and matching waistcoat, a white collar and a yellow-and-red striped tie. He wears brown shoes, a black hat with brown bear ears, and carries a black umbrella. The design is marked with Lotte Collett's stamp. |
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Marks and inscriptions | 'Goldilocks (E) (Bear APP) 2x BEars Babes'
'Mother Goose'
'LC'
'1950's feel.' |
Credit line | Given by Lotte Collett and the Hackney Empire |
Summary | Design for Goldilocks and Bears Ensemble in Mother Goose, Hackney Empire, 2014 |
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Accession number | S.425-2016 |
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Record created | May 26, 2016 |
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