Emma Marguerite Lynch Costume & Set Design

Here is a record of my work and journey as a costume & Set Designer

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Costume designs for The Night Kitchen Cabaret’s Family Tree. 

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Photos of The Night Kitchen Cabaret’s Family Tree

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Photos from The Night Kitchen Cabaret’s Family Tree

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Set and Costume design for the Night Kitchen Cabaret’s Family Tree

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Photos from The Night Kitchen Cabaret’s Family Tree

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Costume making and development for The Night Kitchen Cabaret’s Family Tree. 

boiling an apron

making a suede apron look like leather

chicken shoulders

chicken bum bag

red shoes

dying dungarees green

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Development of Moldovite’s sun costume for Night Kitchen Cabaret’s Family Tree

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Some development work for The Night Kitchen Cabaret’s Family Tree. 

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Gin Still and Wall and gin tap development work and technical drawings.

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Development work for cooking station in The Night Kitchen Cabaret’s Family Tree, initial sketches, model work and technical drawings of varying details.

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Gin Still development work for Night Kitchen Cabaret’s Family Tree

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Initial model box for The Night Kitchen Cabaret’s Family Tree.

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Initial costume designs for The Night Kitchen Cabaret’s Family Tree for RADAfestival2016.

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Model box development work for The State We’re In Theatre503

The show consisted of four half hour pieces of new writing which share one space.

This meant that the design had to be kept relatively neutral to accommodate the separate plays and their individual needs. In the original scripts there were several references to blocks and bricks and to tower blocks and crumbling buildings.

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Sketch book work for The State We’re In at Theatre 503. 

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Photos from I’m Spilling My Heart Out Here...

Costume and set design and make.

Directed by Florence O’Mahony

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Photos from I’m Spilling My Heart Out Here... 

This was our main Greenwich performance, I designed set and costume and made all of it as well. The set is cola bottle chandeliers whilst the costumes are ordinary school uniform elements with fabric and ribbons stitched onto it. I loved this project and the kids did such a fantastic job. 

Directed by Flo O’Mahony

Montage Theatre Arts 

NT Connections Festival