| Dunya Ramicova Costume Designer |
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| SFO 2005-2006 Season Doctor Atomic |
| SFO Archive Profile Luisa Miller - 2000 |
| Death of Klinghoffer - Adams |
| Conducted by Kent Nagano
Stage direction by Peter Sellars Choreography by Mark Morris Set design by George Tsypin Costume design by Dunya Ramicova Lighting design by James F. Ingalls Sound Design by Jonathan Deans Projection design by John Boesche |
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| Another Texas company that has been giving excellent performances for the last few years is the Dallas Opera which presented Verdi's Luisa Miller on January 7. This spare San Francisco production with sets by Michael Yeargan was conceived by Francesca Zambello. It was directed in Dallas by Christian R�th who presented the story with effective blocking. The costumes by Dunya Ramicova established the time as mid 19th century, but were not always flattering to the singers.-Review |
| Costume designer DUNYA RAMICOVA has designed over 200 productions for theater and opera in the United States and Europe. Among her opera designs are I Lombardi at the Metropolitan Opera, Alcina and Mathis der Maler at Covent Garden, Die Zauberfl�te and Theodora at the Glyndebourne Festival, Messiaen's Saint Fran�ois d'Assise for the Salzburg Festival, in addition to La Clemenza di Tito for Houston Grand Opera and San Francisco Opera (mounted by the Company in 1993). She has also designed costumes for John Adams's Nixon in China and The Death of Klinghoffer (the latter served as the vehicle of her 1992 SFO debut). Her most recent projects include Ah, Wilderness at New York's Lincoln Center and La Clemenza di Tito for New York City Opera. Dunya Ramicova is a Professor of Design at UCLA's School of Theater, Film and Television. -SFO Profile |
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