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On pale yellow paper, three women in tropical island dress dance. One prances in the air while the others strike poses with their arms stretched wide. Together, they hold two banners. The top banner reads "BLACK NATIVITY CARIBBEAN," and the bottom…

Drawing of the nurses costume from Medea Myth with fabric swatches and photo references. There are photos of women from different cultures as well as from the 1940s. A drawing with black and pink makes up the actual costume design.

House dress worn by character, Julia Augustine in "The Wedding Band," costumed by Myrna Colley-Lee. The dress is a combination of white and blue fabrics including some lace. The dress features "L" shaped sleeves with a coin in the elbow area of the…

This is a rendering from the play Wedding Band. It depicts three different dresses on the lead actress, Julia Augustine. The first dress is a traditional 1910s blue and white ankle-length day dress. The second outfit is a sheer pink, yellow-lined,…

Drawing of Aegus King of Creon costume from Medea Myth.

A drawing of a man in a leopard print shirt, a red pleated skirt. Using different swatches of neckties to help create the costume.

This is the Creon costume from the Medea Myth production. The costume consists of a predominately purple robe with red, brown and green accents. Over the robe is a while lace skirt with a floral design, and then several neckties are tied together as…

This item includes four separate fabric swatches and costume notes for the character of The King in The Lion and The Jewel. The fabric swatches each differ, giving unique colors and patterns to the costume of The King. The costume notes are…

This photograph is of Myrna Colley-Lee talking to the Spring 2025 EN3414 students about her costumes and works. In the first photograph, Myrna is has King Creon's costume laid out on the table in front of her. In the second photograph, she is…

This photograph is of Myrna Colley-Lee with the students and instructors of this EN3414 course section. Myrna is in front of the students and the two instructors, and one graduate assistant, flank the students.

This is a design that is illustrated through Myrna Colley Lee's rendering. The king is wearing his royal clothing. And is standing on a stone to assert his position.