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There are many facets to putting on a play. There is the cast selection, rehearsals, setting the lights, building the set, selling tickets and on and on.
And one of the most important elements in developing the ambience of a quality production is costuming the actors. Depending on the theme, costumes can range from period pieces to modern day everyday clothing. And whatever is called for helps create that magic audiences love to see.
The Oswego Players has one of the most gifted costumers in Marie Sterphone. Marie is a magician when it comes to creating just the right look for each of the actors in any production, we challenge her with.
Working weeks in advance, Marie huddles in her costume room downstairs in the theater in order to produce some of the most original get ups you could ever imagine. Marie has been a part of the Oswego Players for many years and can never be thanked enough for her dedication and pure labor of love.
In this delightful, laugh-a-minute comedy, four unique Southern women, portrayed by Sherri Metz, Beverly Murtha, Beth DeRousie, and Gina Wentworth, are drawn together by chance and decide it’s high time to reclaim the enthusiasm for life they’ve lost through the years. As these four talented actresses grace the. Frances Marion Brown stage this spring, they will be wearing the artistry of Marie Sterphone. You won’t want to miss the fun.
“The Savannah Sipping Society comes to life in the Frances Marion Brown Theater April 1st for a two-weekend run. Tickets go on sale March 1, 2022. For more information log onto: wwwoswegoplayers.org
