Moria is a Brooklyn based Costume and sometimes set designer. She has been focusing on working in the thriving Tv and Film industry in this crazy city she calls home. or as she calls it ""schlepping with taste." As a designer Moria has col…

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Moria is a Brooklyn Based Costume Designer working in Tv and Film.. She thrives working on Period Pieces.. She has experience pulling both domestically and Internationally in NY, LA, Italy, London and Spain. Moria began in the Theatre as a Costume and sometimes set designer - or as she calls it “Schlepping with Taste.”

She was recently Nominated for an Emmy for Outstanding Period Costumes on the work she Did as the First ACD on The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Season 4..

As a Theatre designer Moria has collaborated on new work, updated classics, and opera.. She is interested in telling diverse stories from a historical and social-political relevant point of view. She seeks to Explore and challenge roles of gender; She hopes to make artistic choices that can help shape the humanity and humor of a performance.

Costume Designer, Moria Clinton, discusses her work!

See SENSE AND SENSIBILITY September 10 - October 29, 2016 Get tickets http://bit.ly/2bMWupr Full of humor and emotional depth, a fresh adaptation of Austen's treasured novel opens the season in a bright, bold and theatrical way.

This is not a drill. The Americans returns for an all new season March 7 on FX. Subscribe now for more The Americans clips: http://bit.ly/SubscribeFX In the final season of FX's drama The Americans, Philip and Elizabeth's ability to protect their cover and family's safety deteriorates.

On National Crayon Day, Crayola hosted a colorful event in Times Square to celebrate iconic color Dandelion's retirement and announce that a new color is on it's way!

Director Mary Birnbaum introduces the colorful cast of characters in "The Magic Flute" and reflects on the ideals and inspirations behind her vision for the production. Brian Zeger, Artistic Director of Juilliard's Vocal Arts Department, explains what a 'Singspiel' is and the particular challenges "The Magic Flute" poses for a director.

The Queen of the Night's show-stopping second act aria, "Der Holle Rache kocht in meinem Herzen" ("The wrath of hell seethes within my heart") is known as one of the most challenging in the opera literature. Watch as coloratura soprano Liv Redpath, a student in Juilliard's Ellen and James S.

Theatre for a New Audience in association with Baryshnikov Arts Center presents the New York premiere of Yale Repertory Theatre's acclaimed production of NOTES FROM UNDERGROUND. Starring Bill Camp and directed by Robert Woodruff, this exhilarating multi-media staging has been hailed as "brutal, funny, agonizing, and profound...a faithful adaptation and a brilliantly original theatrical work of art.

An inside look at The Public’s Mobile Unit, a reinvention of Joseph Papp’s Mobile Shakespeare, which he began in 1957 with the simple idea that Shakespeare belongs to everyone. The Mobile Unit presents free Shakespeare to prisons, homeless shelters, centers for the elderly, and other community venues throughout the five boroughs. Over the past four years, the Mobile Unit has served thousands of audiences with critically acclaimed productions.

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