Exhibition features seven seasons’ costumes created by Sussex makers Plunge Creations, with interactive family activities exploring design secrets.
Brighton Museum & Art Gallery is to display some of the costumes which have concealed the identities of celebrity contestants on television show The Masked Singer.
This autumn ‘Making the Masked Singer’ will display 24 complete costumes and seven individual character heads from seven seasons of the ITV show.
he line-up includes costumes worn by Jason Manford, Denise van Outen, Ne-Yo, Charlotte Church, and Katherine Ryan. The exhibition will explore how the costumes are conceived and constructed by Sussex-based makers Plunge Creations.
Hedley Swain, CEO of Brighton & Hove Museums said the organisation was “delighted to be celebrating the talent of a brilliant Sussex-based creative business and giving families the chance to get closer to the magic behind one of television’s most popular shows.”
With interactive experiences and playful activities for families, visitors can put their detective skills to the test, spot clues and explore the creative secrets behind the masks
