The Onomatopoeia Theatre Company seeks a Costume Designer for their upcoming production of “Life is a Dream” by Pedro Calder+oacute;n de la Barca | Adapted by Thomas R. Gordon.


1. To attend all tech meetings

2. To attend at least one rehearsal before the beginning of tech (April 12)

3. To be present for the transport and load-in of costumes during tech (April 12 – April 15)

4. To ultimately be responsible for the execution of the costume design

5. To pick up and return any rented costumes

6. To work with the Onomatopoia design crew to create a unique costume design for our production “Life is a Dream” by Pedro Calder+oacute;n de la Barca | Adapted by Thomas R. Gordon


Pay Rate: $1000


Due to COVID-19 rules all designers must have had a nasal or saliva Covid-19 test in the past 5 days + received a negative result or they must have received a
Covid-19 vaccination before any in person meetings with the cast and crew.

Designers must wear a mask in the theatre + lobby at all times.


Production Description
Off Off Broadway Show (33% capacity) / Live Stream

Rehearsal + Performance Location
Rehearsals + Performances will all be held at the Gene Frankel Theatre. The Gene Frankel Theatre has just been renovated for social distancing and Covid-19 safety protocols including a new ventilation (HVAC) system for air circulation and purification.

Production Schedule
Rehearsals
March 22 – April 11
Mon. Tues. Wed. Thu.
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM

Tech
April 12 – April 15
10:00 AM - 10:00 PM

Performances
April 16 – May 8
Wed. Thu. Fri. Sat. Sun.
8:00 PM – 9:30 PM
Life is a Dream
By Pedro Calder+oacute;n de la Barca | Adapted by Thomas R. Gordon







"An Allegoric Examination of Reality and Illusion"
Flying over the wild riding a hippogriff, a woman named Rosaura comes upon a forbidding tower. As if from a dream Rosaura dismounts the winged beast and overhears a young man, chained to the doorway of the castle, lament the harshness of his life. He is Segismundo, a prince, who has been locked away in this dungeon for fear of a prophecy foretelling that he will be a tyrant who brings disaster to the country and death to the king. Rosaura and Segismundo soon find that their lives and their fate are bound together. But is this all real? Or was it just an illusion? Another dream…

Please join Onomatopoeia as we celebrate the return of theatre in New York City with work that truly comes from our heart.
April 16 – May 8

at The Gene Frankel Theatre
24 Bond St. Manhattan, New York 10012