Brighton Museum & Art Gallery will host the Making the Masked Singer exhibition, which brings 24 costumes and seven individual character heads from seven seasons. Visitors will experience an exclusive, up-close look at the craftsmanship behind the screen.
Crafted in Sussex by Plunge Creations, these disguises represent the ultimate fusion of design, engineering and theatrical flair. From giant feathered creatures to pop-culture icons, each costume takes hundreds of hours of sculpting, sewing and creative wizardry to bring to life.
This exhibition celebrates local talent, offering a look behind the scenes at the hidden details, craftsmanship and creativity built into every mask before the famous unmasking.
Visitors can experience the high drama, skill and pure joy that transforms a wild idea into a national phenomenon. Get up close to the costumes, spot the clues and see what goes into creating the magic before it’s time to take it off.
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