EPISODE 37:
BRIDGING THE GAP IN THEATRE WITH JERRILYN LANIER DUCKWORTH
Host: Ethan Steimel
Release Date: 01/11/2021
Release Date: 01/11/2021
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A conversation about African American hair and makeup in theatre with Jerrilyn Lanier Duckworth.
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Cece Meadows - Prados Beauty
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Extras In The Patreon Episode
Listen to our extended discussion with Jerrilyn Lanier Duckworth by becoming a patron! Thank you for your ongoing support.
Pablo Picasso - Costumes & Set for the ballet Parade
Hamilton Costumes (designed by Paul Tazwell)
Jerrilyn Lanier Duckworth
Costume Designer
Bridging The Gap In Theatre
Bridging The Gap In Theatre
@bridingthegap_in_theatre
Bridging The Gap In Theatre
Jerrilyn is a costume designer based out of Mississippi. In addition to costumes, she is a freelancer in wig and makeup departments. She has consulted with stage makeup brand Ben-Nye as they developed an African-American Colors makeup kit.
Jerrilyn created the non-profit Bridging The Gap In Theatre to inform theatre artists how to work with African American hair and makeup. She is opening up conversations that the American theatre industry needs to have.
USITT - United States Institute of Theatre Technology
Paris Fashion Week
Edgar Degas
Pablo Picasso
Ben Nye - stage makeup company
Seven Guitars - Play by August Wilson
Cece Meadows - Prados Beauty
Oracle Jayne Station | Andrew Sotomayor
Andrew Sotomayor - Episode 34 | Artistic Finance
Extras In The Patreon Episode
Listen to our extended discussion with Jerrilyn Lanier Duckworth by becoming a patron! Thank you for your ongoing support.
Pablo Picasso - Costumes & Set for the ballet Parade
Hamilton Costumes (designed by Paul Tazwell)
Jerrilyn Lanier Duckworth
Costume Designer
Bridging The Gap In Theatre
Bridging The Gap In Theatre
@bridingthegap_in_theatre
Bridging The Gap In Theatre
Jerrilyn is a costume designer based out of Mississippi. In addition to costumes, she is a freelancer in wig and makeup departments. She has consulted with stage makeup brand Ben-Nye as they developed an African-American Colors makeup kit.
Jerrilyn created the non-profit Bridging The Gap In Theatre to inform theatre artists how to work with African American hair and makeup. She is opening up conversations that the American theatre industry needs to have.
