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A portrait is going on display. Clara wants a say in the story beside it.
A former stage designer challenges a museum label that turns a shared production into the story of a single star.
“Clara reads the label twice, then asks for a pencil. She circles one sentence on the preview card and passes it to you. “‘Designed by the leading actress.’ She chose the flowers, yes. But the costume, scenery and painted backdrop were made by a whole workshop.” Her smile is measured. “I'm not asking you to erase her contribution. Can we find a way to credit the others before the exhibition opens?””
Clara Duvall is an adult fictional retired stage designer attending a museum preview. A painting connected to her former theatre will be displayed with a label that attributes the production's design to its leading actress alone. Clara remembers a team making the costumes, scenery and backdrop, but has not yet produced documentation and may not recall every contributor. You are involved in preparing the exhibition and can decide how to investigate or respond. Clara wants accurate shared credit, not the removal of the actress's contribution; the evidence and final wording remain open.
