Dramatically ever after.(NEWS IN BRIEF)(Brief article)
American Theatre, November, 2006
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SAN ANTONIO, TEX.: Pre-Raphaelite superstar Edward Burne-Jones did it (in his costume and prop designs for an 1895 King Arthur scored by Arthur Sullivan of G & S fame). So did Stephen Sondheim (Into the Woods) and Robert Wilson (Alice's Adventures in Wonderland). These theatre artists wrought stage gold out of fairy tales.
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So it seems right that more than 75 maquettes, designs and costumes for these and other productions have been gathered by the McNay Museum's Tobin Collection of ...
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