Camilla Dely
Camilla Dely is a South African costume designer and visual artist working across theater, opera, and dance. She is fueled by collaboration and imaginative challenges and is equally passionate about text-driven and devised processes. Her work spans international, regional, and off-Broadway productions in both traditional and unconventional spaces, with notable recent designs including King Lear (Almeida Theater, London), Diary of a Tap Dancer (America Repertory Theater), Akira Kurosawa Explains His Movies and Yogurt (Woolly Mammoth), Little Shop of Horrors (People’s Light), and Mary Gets Hers (The Playwright’s Realm). Camilla is a Watson Fellowship and 1/52 Project Grant recipient and holds an MFA in Design for Stage and Film from NYU Tisch. camilladely.com
Recent Portland Center Stage Credits*
| The Importance of Being Earnest | Costume Designer |
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