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Costume designer Nicky Gillibrand's sketch showing the mariners wearing orange oil-skins.
Image by Nicky Gillibrand © RSC
Nicky Gillibrand's sketch showing the costume design for Miranda.
Nicky Gillibrand's sketch showing the costume design for the goddesses.
Nicky Gillibrand's sketch showing costume designs for Prospero (left) and a harpy.
Nicky Gillibrand's sketch showing a jigsaw tattoo covering Prospero's head and chest. In the finished production, Prospero has a simpler tattooed pattern.
Nicky Gillibrand's sketch showing Prospero's magic coat from the back and front.
Nicky Gillibrand's sketch showing costume ideas for the Lords.
One of Nicky Gillibrand's initial sketches for Ariel.
Costume designer Nicky Gillibrand collected lots of clippings of people who live in cold climates, tattoos, carvings and fashions to inform her designs.
Photograph by Suzanne Worthington © RSC
Giles Cadle's model box - the flown drop showing a radio at the start of the production.Photograph © RSC
Giles Cadle's model box - the island with Caliban's boat.Photograph © RSC
Giles Cadle's model box - the island with a boat, for a Lords scene.Photograph © RSC
Giles Cadle's model box - Prospero's cell.Photograph © RSC
Giles Cadle's model box - Prospero's cell at the end of the production.Photograph © RSC
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