Historical Interpretation

Krystal Bly

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Historical Interpretation For the past three years Ms. Bly has been seen on Boston's Freedom Trail portraying her own ancestor as "Mary Polly Perry the Singing Milliner", leading 1st person interpretive guided tours of the historic sites of boston with "The Histrionic Academy". In this role she also lectures on 18th century American and English Folksong, and, much like her character has taken up the business of sewing and millinery! *Visit the music gallery to hear some of Mary Perry's Songs!* She is a self- taught seamstress, and costumer and has been costuming and assistant costuming for the past 15 years for high school, college and personal use and (of course) specializes in 18th century fashion.


Personal costuming- 18th century American guided tours of the Freedom Trail with The Histrionic Academy, LLC. 2008 Production Experience Lead costumer for: Sketches John Marshal High School 2003 The Secret Garden New England Conservatory Light Opera Club 2005 The Telephone New England Conservatory Light Opera Club 2006 Assistant Costuming: Spoon River Anthology, Romeo and Julliet, Othello, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Stage Door, Crimes of the Heart, West Side Story. For Costume design services send an email to Krystal.bly@gmail.com "If there's a more tragic fool than the businessman that does not realize he's an extension of man's highest creative spirit—it's the artist who thinks that the businessman is his enemy."- Atlas Shrugged Krystal.Bly@gmail.com