Mr. Burns begins shortly after an apocalypse, the characters wear a combination of clothing they grabbed while fleeing their homes and things they pillaged. In the second act, seven years later, they have learned to survive without electricity. Techniques originally used to make clothing last, like adding patchwork or hand making items, have developed into a new fashion. In the third act, 75 years later, the technology has improved, but the story they are telling has been passed through word of mouth, so the visuals have morphed. Some parts of these costumes are still true to original Simpsons characters, but have aspects, like shape or color that have changed, or mixed up with other characters.

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Costume Design: Mae Berg

Asst. Costume: Ning Goff

Director: Zack Neiditch

Scenic Design: Ryan Douglass

Lighting Design: Hannah Grace Harper

Sound Design: Grant Porter

Stage Manager: Darby Blum

Photos: Mae Berg and Madeleine Yang