Saileóg O’Halloran is a Costume Designer based in Dublin.
Her work in film and theatre has travelled worldwide, with her work for Dead Centre travelling to various countries in Europe, Asia and Australia.

Recent film work includes “Algorithm”, “Kathleen Was Here”, “Cynthia” and Jack Reynor’s directorial debut “Bainne”.
Recent theatre work includes “The Great Hunger” & “The Fall of the Second Republic” for the Abbey Theatre.
Street spectacle work includes “Danse Macabre” & “Out of the Wild Sky” for Macnas.

Saileóg is an Irish Times Irish Theatre Award nominee and a member of ISPD.

Saileóg O’Halloran Website

Enda Kenny is an award winning designer based in Belfast. He has worked as a milliner,designer,leather worker,designer and costume prop maker in film.

In the last few years he has specialised in leatherwork and Millinery. He started his own craft label Éinín craft work. Enda creates hand cut, stitched and dyed leather bags and satchels drawing on his 20 years of experience from the film and theatre industries.

He has worked internationally as a costume designer, prop costume maker, textile artist, and milliner. Theatre work includes productions for English National Opera, NI Opera, Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, the National Theatre London, Saddlers Wells and the Lyceum Theatre London.

His film work credits include Dungeons and dragons, The Northman, His Dark Materials, Outlander, Game of Thrones and Pirates of the Carribbean.

Peter O’Brien was born in London to Irish parents, returning to Ireland as a child. Receiving a traditional education, he left secondary school early, going to work in visual display in Dublin department stores.

At 19, Peter moved to London and worked in display in Marshall & Snellgrove (now Debenhams). On the advice of British fashion editor Eve Pollard, to whom he had shown some sketches, he applied to Saint Martins School Of Art and was accepted on a foundation course. After completing a three-year degree course in Fashion Design, he graduated with 1st class honors. Peter then completed a post-graduate course at Parsons School of Design in New York.

Upon graduating, Peter moved to Paris where he worked at Christian Dior under Marc Bohan, at Givenchy, and as a senior designer at Chloé . In 1989 he was appointed creative director at Rochas, where he remained for 12 years, designing women’s wear and accessories, and overseeing menswear, perfumes and licenses.

Peter returned to Ireland in 2004 where he has since been working as a freelance designer, creating collections first for retailer AWear and now an exclusive capsule collection for Arnotts department store.

In 2005, Peter started designing for theater, utilizing his skills honed in the ateliers of Paris and calling on the services of a unique range of craftspeople and suppliers from his years working abroad. To date he has designed the costumes for numerous plays at Dublin’s Gate Theatre, including ‘Lady Wyndemere’s Fan, The Constant Wife, Private Lives, Present Laughter. He has also designed costumes for Pygmalion, at The Abbey Théâtre, Dublin.

In 2012, fine art printers and book publishers Stoney Road Press launched a limited-edition, hand-printed book of O’Brien’s theatre and fashion drawings spanning 30 years and titled Workbook.

In 2013, he was costume designer on the film The Price of Desire (dir: Mary McGuckian), based on the life of furniture designer and architect Eileen Gray.