Upcoming Workshops


Costume Supervising for Theatre | 2 day Workshop | Jan 13 & 14

2-Day Practical Workshop
Jan 13 & 14 | London Bridge | In-Person | £300

Overview

This two-day, in-person workshop is designed for those looking to gain a clear, real-world understanding of the Costume Supervisor role within theatre production.

Taking place at our London Bridge studio, the course focuses on the organisational, collaborative and logistical skillsneeded to successfully supervise costumes from prep through to previews and opening.

What you’ll learn

Across two full days, the workshop will cover:

  • Organising the role of the Costume Supervisor from prep to opening

  • Working effectively with costume designers and creative teams

  • Making informed decisions around shopping, hiring and making

  • Budget breakdowns, cost reporting and managing spend

  • Running fittings, managing fitting photos and paperwork

  • Working with cast and liaising with wardrobe teams

  • Overseeing costumes through tech, previews and understudies

  • Building and maintaining a professional costume bible and continuity

Who this course is for

This workshop is ideal for:

  • Emerging Costume Supervisors

  • Costume Assistants looking to step into supervisory roles

  • Practitioners wanting clearer professional frameworks and confidence

Practical details

  • Dates: Jan 13 & 14

  • Location: London Bridge studio

  • Format: In-person, practical workshop

  • Group size: Limited participant numbers

Spaces are limited to ensure hands-on learning.

Advance booking strongly recommended. No additional dates currently scheduled.

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Styling for Commercials | 2 day Workshop | Jan 22 & 23

2-Day Intensive Workshop
Jan 22 & 23 | London | In-Person | £300

Overview

This two-day, in-person intensive is designed for stylists looking to build the practical, professional skills needed to work confidently within commercial productions.

Covering the full lifecycle of a commercial job, the workshop focuses on both the creative and logistical demands of styling for fast-paced commercial environments.

What you’ll learn

Across two full days, the workshop will cover:

  • Breaking down scripts and briefs for commercial projects

  • Developing character and translating ideas into clear visual direction

  • Creating decks and pitching ideas confidently

  • Organising prep, building and managing kit bags

  • Working effectively with producers and production teams

  • Running fittings and managing on-set workflow

  • People management on set and during prep

  • Commercial budgeting, including breakdowns, buying and spend tracking

  • Managing prep, returns and wrapping a job efficiently

  • Time management strategies for tight commercial schedules

Career development

The course concludes with a focused session on career development, including:

  • Portfolio building for commercial work

  • Positioning and pitching yourself to clients and producers

Who this course is for

This workshop is ideal for:

  • Emerging commercial stylists

  • Styling assistants stepping up into lead roles

  • Creatives looking to professionalise their commercial styling practice

Practical details

  • Dates: Jan 22 & 23

  • Location: London

  • Format: In-person, intensive workshop

  • Group size: Limited participant numbers

Spaces are limited to ensure hands-on learning.

Advance booking strongly recommended. No additional dates currently scheduled.

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FAQ’s

  • All workshops are in person at our London Bridge Studio.

  • All of our workshops are created and hosted by industry professions.

  • Spaces are limited, so we recommend booking early to avoid disappointment. If the workshop is sold out or you’re unable to attend these dates, a waitlist will be available and additional dates will be released throughout the year. Please keep an eye on our website and social media channels for future announcements.

  • Some basic experience or training in fashion or styling is recommended. This is not a beginner fashion course, but you do not need previous commercial credits to attend.

  • You’ll leave with a clear understanding of professional workflows, practical tools you can apply immediately, and a stronger sense of how to operate confidently within commercial productions.