Step into the golden age of Hollywood, when dazzling costumes transformed stars into legends and the silver screen into pure magic. From the 1930s through the 1960s, visionary designers such as Edith Head, Adrian, Walter Plunkett, and Helen Rose created unforgettable looks that became every bit as iconic as the films themselves.
At the heart of this glamorous journey is Greg Schreiner, one of the world’s best-known collectors of movie costumes. A familiar presence on television and Curator of Special Collections at The Hollywood Museum in Hollywood, California, Schreiner has assembled an extraordinary collection of more than 300 cinematic masterpieces—and he brings their stories vividly to life in Hollywood Revisited.
Bursting with music, memories, and show-stopping style, this spectacular revue sweeps audiences back to the era when Hollywood was the ultimate dream factory. Costumes once worn by Marilyn Monroe, Elizabeth Taylor, Julie Andrews, Gene Kelly, Bette Davis, Katharine Hepburn, Mae West, Bob Hope, Bing Crosby, and Judy Garland are among the treasures that light up the stage.
Hollywood Revisited is far more than a visual feast—it is a thrilling live celebration of movie history. Acclaimed vocalists sing and dance to beloved film music while wearing authentic costumes from the collection. At the piano, concert artist Greg Schreiner provides the musical accompaniment and shares fascinating stories about the designers, stars, and films, as scenes from the original movies appear on screen.
The evening will also feature a special tribute to legendary designer Bob Mackie, showcasing many of his fabulous creations from Schreiner’s collection, along with an Academy Award–winning star attending as the night’s special guest—to be announced.
Get ready for a dazzling encounter with Hollywood history, live on stage.
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