CHI (P) - Crafting Character: The Costumes of Paul Tazewell
About this event
Explore Chicago invites you to this deeply inspiring and immersive exhibition into the world of Paul Tazewell's creative journey - tracing the artistry, imagination and craftsmanship that inspired the creation of iconic costumes from the blockbuster sensation WICKED to Broadway's Hamilton to Steven Spielberg's West Side Story and more. Displays of his masterpieces combined with his narration and video, photos and sketches draw back the curtain to show how imagination becomes reality.
Highlights include:
- Various costumes from Wicked including: Glinda's pink bubble dress and Elphaba's Emerald City dress
- Janelle Monae MET Gala looks
- Costumes, including Anita's yellow dress, from Steven Spielberg's West Side Story
- Costumes from Broadway's Hamilton including the Schuyler Sisters' Winter's Ball gowns; Hamilton, Jefferson and Burr's suits; and King George III's outfit.
Our trip takes place on a Museum Free Day so there is no cost to attend.
We will meet in the main lobby.
Parking is $22 for general public
For public transportation, please see the website here: https://www.griffinmsi.org/directions-and-parking#bypublictransit
Event Contact(s)
Michelle N Charles
Registration Info
Registration is required
Registration modifications are permitted
Registration cancellations will be accepted until Thursday, February 26, 2026 at 10:00 AM
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