Lectio Magistralis by costume designer Andrea Sorrentino
Tuesday, 16 April
3:30 pm
“Lea Mattarella” Great Hall
Academy of Fine Arts in Rome
Via di Ripetta, 222.
Opening lecture of the workshop
Tuesday 30 April
3:30 pm
“Lea Mattarella” Great Hall
Academy of Fine Arts in Rome
Via di Ripetta, 222.
Workshop dates
6 – 13 – 20 – 27 May
From 1:00 pm to 7:00 pm
Hall 209
Academy of Fine Arts in Rome
Via di Ripetta, 222.
Organised by the School of Scenography
Prof. Claudia Federici
Participation: maximum 20 students – reserved for students of the School of Scenography and the Fashion Culture and Technology course
Bookings: c.federici@abaroma.it
The workshop provides a comprehensive overview of the creative and technical process of theatrical costume, stimulating historical understanding and developing essential practical skills in an interactive context. The primary objectives are: to explore the role of theatrical costume designers, to learn historical research methodologies for stage costumes, in particular from 1770 to 1820, to understand the contribution of theatrical tailors and to acquire practical skills in the creation of patterns for historical costumes.
Teaching method: Two introductory lectures, guided tours of theatrical tailors and practical sessions in the classroom. Participants will have the opportunity to create costume patterns under the guidance of experts, integrating theory and practice.