Women's Velma Kelly Chicago Fancy Dress Costume

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The story of two murderesses, Velma Kelly and Roxie Hart, who find themselves on death row and fight for the fame that will keep them from the gallows—set in 1920’s Chicago. Hi Margaret, As promised I have attached a few images of the show for your use with marketing the costume set - which as I have said before were just beautifully presented and made - a real asset to the production. Then walk out on to the Ledge, a glass balcony that allows views of Navy Pier and Wrigley Field from one of the world's tallest buildings, standing 1,353 feet (412.

Attractions may be required to verify proof of full COVID-19 vaccination (14 days past final vaccine dose) before allowing entry.I did have to make some slight modifications to the bra but in the costume world, you never get one that fits 100%. Enjoy views of the Chicago skyline accompanied by architecture-focused commentary that points out each of the landmark buildings. As Long micro-adjusts for each new cast member, and each new production around the world, every new element in the design must be part of the original vocabulary. We have some great costumes for this show, from the gangster style suits and fedoras, macs and trilby’s, ladies suits and accessories to the stage wear for Velma and Roxy.

Like when I made [and assigned] the bowling shirt, that performer just had a real World War II-guy look with this haircut and his attitude,” Long says, as an example.

Rep Chance this Halloween to ensure you get on that super light beam, since he is another of Chicago's beloved sons. Our team of seasoned costume stylists holds a wealth of experience in theatrical costuming, assuring you that when you rent our costumes, they will not only be exquisitely presented but also expertly tailored, meticulously cleaned, and perfectly pressed. For as long as Chicago runs and continues to mount tours and international productions, Long will find himself messing about in the realm of the merry murderesses, balancing the ’20s, ’70s, and today—however long today may last.