Theater Costume Design Quiz Test your knowledge on costume design in theater with this fun quiz. From historical costumes to contemporary creations, see how much you know! rihanna80 published on May 06 Stacked 1/11 Who is responsible for designing costumes in a theater production? Costume Designer Stage Manager Lighting Designer Director 2/11 What is the purpose of costume design in theater? To enhance character development To control the actors' movements To provide light effects To design the set 3/11 Which of the following is NOT a consideration in costume design? Actors' shoe size Period of the play Characters' personality traits Color schemes 4/11 What is the term for the first stage in the costume design process where initial concepts and ideas are developed? Research Fitting Construction Rehearsal 5/11 What is a costume plot in theater? A document detailing each character's costume changes A map of the stage layout A plot twist involving costumes A plan for the lighting design 6/11 Which famous costume designer is known for their work on Broadway musicals like 'The Lion King' and 'Wicked'? Susan Hilferty Edith Head Colleen Atwood Jacques Cartier 7/11 What is the purpose of a costume fitting during the rehearsal process? To ensure costumes fit the actors properly and are comfortable To practice choreography in costume To finalize the lighting design To create costume sketches 8/11 Which of the following is NOT a common material used in costume construction? Plastic forks Silk Wool Leather 9/11 What is the term for designing and creating costumes for a specific historical period? Period costume design Fantasy costume design Modern costume design Sci-fi costume design 10/11 In theater, what does the term 'color palette' refer to in costume design? The range of colors used in the costumes to create a cohesive look The set design layout The lighting scheme The makeup design 11/11 What is the purpose of creating costume sketches in the design process? To visually plan out the costume designs before construction begins To document the actors' movements To write down the script To track costume changes