Linda Cho's costume design for The Great Gatsby on Broadway. Linda Cho. You may also like. Photos: Sara Bareilles, Jordan Fisher, Jessica Vosk, More Celebrate Maestra's Amplify 2025 Photos ...

We continue with the creatives from The Great Gatsby- Scenic and Projection Designer Paul Tate dePoo III, Lighting Designer Cory Pattak, Sound Designer Brian Ronan, and Costume Designer Linda Cho.

Read the most influential The Great Gatsby Broadway and Off-Broadway reviews here! Summer 2025 Guide: ... Linda Cho’s costumes are Vegas shiny for the party people and elegant for the monied types.

Scott Fitzgerald published "The Great Gatsby," the novel's influence hasn't exactly dimmed. From illuminating the Empire ...

There ain’t no party like a Jay Gatsby party — in “The Great Gatsby,” F. Scott Fitzgerald’s debonair poster boy of American ambition and the nouveau riche never lets the festivities stop.

With “The Great Gatsby” finally falling under the public domain, it’s no surprise that it’s become a hot property for musical adaptation. The first of these to land on Broadway has music ...

No, the question isn't who Gatsby was. The question is who I was. "Dress to the nines and join this heart racing, immersive theatrical adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s classic tale direct ...

ROCHESTER HILLS, MI - Dust off your “roaring 20s” attire for this ritzy twilight garden party at a sprawling 1920s estate in southeast Michigan. The Gatsby Garden Party is scheduled for 6-9 p ...

The Great Gatsby. Off-Broadway. Gatsby Mansion; 870 7th Ave, New York, NY; ... Dress to the nines and immerse yourself in this heart racing adaption of F Scott Fitzgerald’s seminal tale.

The Great Gatsby wasn’t considered a revelation when it was first released in 1925. ... “We want to dress like Gatsby because we believe in that American optimism,” Clemente says.

The real star, though, is the sumptuous 1920s spectacle, with its Art Deco sets, flapper costumes, and painstakingly designed props; when Gatsby’s car, described by Fitzgerald as “swollen here ...