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Scary Good Costumes from Steep's History

This Halloween, we revisit some spectacular costumes from seasons past. Our designers have always brought the magic by creating thrilling worlds with thread and fabric. Take a walk down memory lane and tell us your favorites by emailing info@steeptheatre.com.

Pomona by alistair mcdowell, 2019

Aly Amidei's costume design heightened the mystery and intrigue in Alistair McDowall's thriller Pomona.

hookman by lauren yee, 2017

Costume Designer Mieka van der Ploeg work scared the daylights out of audiences in Lauren Yee's edge-of-your-seat slasher comedy Hookman.

first love is the revolution by rita Kalnejais, 2019

Another brilliant design from Mieka van der Ploeg, First Love is the Revolution drew audiences into a world of foxes and star-crossed lovers. The Windy City times called the show's design, "a visual masterpiece."

Birdland by Simon Stephens, 2018

With beautiful design work from Ensemble Member Emily McConnell, Birdland was all about pushing the boundaries - something for which Steep is well-known.

mosquitoes by lucy kirkwood, 2019

With another wonderful design from Ensemble Member Emily McConnell, science and family crashed together in Lucy Kirkwood's Mosquitoes.

resurrected from the memory crypt

Sometimes the show would spill into the lobby at the old Steep. Remember when the robot from Earthquakes in London led a robot boogie? Thanks to Artistic Associate Alison Siple for this memorable design. Looking forward to more dance parties in the new lobby lounge when the new building is complete!