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S h a k e s p e a r e  i n  C o s t u m e
                                                                                                        

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from
A Midsummer Night's Dream

Shakespeare in Costume
introduces costumes designed to portray
the persona of Shakespeare's characters and the ambience
of Shakespeare's plays.  Costumes include caps, capes, and
cowls.  Visually appealing, they are sewn from luxurious
fabrics, accented with ribbons, jewels, flowers,
and bells, and built for years of use.

Costumes are available for 
A Midsummer Night's Dream, Hamlet, Macbeth, 
Much Ado About Nothing, Romeo and Juliet, and the play adaptation A Midsummer Night's Dream.

Costumes are available for other plays by special request.

 
·  g u i l d e n s t e r n  ·
from
Hamlet

f o r  s c h o o l s

Costumes bring characters to life in classrooms.
From Guildenstern's velvet flatcap to Juliet's bejeweled cap,
costumes enhance teaching Shakespeare through performance.
Full dress is not required.  On the classroom stage,
one item can serve to quickly define a character,
and captivate a student.  

·  p u c k  ·
from
A Midsummer Night's Dream

f o r  f a m i l i e s

Costumes bring characters to life in homes.
By slipping on Bottom's fur head or Puck's glittering
baghat, children can recreate the characters they have seen in
plays.  Familiarity with Shakespeare continues with costumes that
stimulate imagination and play.  Each costume includes
a hangtag with lines from the character.  

Shakespeare in Costume is an annual exhibitor
at the National Council of Teachers of English convention.