Curious about how Melbourne Shakespeare are creating a whole show from reclaimed and recycled materials? Come along and learn from Costumier Rhiannon Irving how it’s done. Discover sewing and wearable-art tips and tricks to create your very own sustainably designed skirt or waistcoat from recycled materials.

What to bring: 

Sewing machine (if you have one, handsewing activities will also be available.) 

Scissors 

Stanley knife (optional)

Handsewing and machine needles 

Pens and pencils.

Thread if you desire a certain colour, a selection will be provided

Unwanted textile items- t-shirts, old clothes, bedsheets, curtains etc.

Anything interesting to upcycle - soft plastics (plastic bags, cleaned snack packaging, delivery packaging etc), milk/juice bottles and/or tetra packs. Get creative- bring along something interesting and let’s see how we can use it. 

If you have your own travelling sewing kit please feel free to bring, however items will be provided.

This workshop runs alongside The Taming of the Shrew  in the St. Kilda Botanical Gardens and other MSC workshops
Auditioning for Shakespeare, Fighting for Fun and Beginners Shakespeare - From Page to Stage. 

On Monday 16 December 2019 at 7:30pm

COST

Free 

REGISTRATION

To secure your place, please choose between the General or The Taming of the Shrew Ticket Holder options at checkout

WHAT TO BRING

Water, pencil & notebook

Location

Latvian House
3 Dickens Street, Elwood, Victoria 3184

This workshops is only suitable for 18+

Contact Details

Contact Event Organiser