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Canoga Park, CA, January 8, 2025 — The Able Show, the revolutionary talk show featuring people with disabilities, is adding vibrant color and creative insight in this week’s episode with the appearance of celebrated costume designer LaRae Wilson. Known for her bold vision and rising influence in the entertainment industry, Wilson joins the set to share her artistic journey and the passion that drives her work.

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Originally from Indianapolis, Indiana, Wilson discovered her artistic talents early in life. As a child, she was constantly drawing, experimenting with perfume and lipstick, and exploring creative expression in every form. Her artistic world expanded further when she was accepted into the magnet program at Shortridge Junior High, where she found her community among fellow creators and innovators.

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At nineteen, Wilson moved to Los Angeles—an important step that marked the beginning of her professional ascent. After teaching herself to sew, she entered the world of fashion design, and her creativity soon led her into costume design for film and television.

Wilson’s impressive credits include work on The Phantom of the Opera, Hell Hath No Fury, the Emmy-nominated series Studio City, and The Runner, for which she received her first nomination for Best Costume Designer. She also secured a win for her work on The King is Dead. Expanding her creative footprint, Wilson has produced, written, and directed projects such as Social Disturbance, FIRE, The REALtors, Land of Illusion, and The Manor.

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Beyond her on-screen achievements, LaRae Wilson’s mission is to create pathways for artists—especially those from her hometown of Indianapolis—to build careers without leaving the comfort and stability of their homes. During her appearance on The Able Show, she shares how she is cultivating opportunities for emerging creatives and offers insights into her success, work ethic, and continued evolution in the industry.

This week’s episode promises inspiration, creativity, and a behind-the-scenes look at a designer who is reshaping the landscape of costume design with passion and purpose. Audiences won’t want to miss this robust conversation with LaRae Wilson on The Able Show.

To learn more, visit www.theableshow.com.

_{About The Able Show}

The Able Show is a pioneering talk show produced by and featuring individuals with disabilities. With a mission of accessibility, representation, and empowerment, the show highlights powerful stories, diverse talents, and the lived experiences of guests and creators whose voices deserve to be heard.

_{About Polishing the Professional}

Established in 1991, Polishing the Professional (PTP) is a full-service career center offering person-centered planning and individualized career development services. PTP helps job seekers identify careers aligned with their strengths, skills, and interests. With master agreements and contracts across 21 Regional Centers in California—including the Social Security Administration’s Ticket to Work Program, Los Angeles County Workforce Development, Aging & Community Services (WDACS), and the Department of Rehabilitation—PTP equips individuals from all backgrounds to build meaningful careers and thrive in the workforce.

_{About Dream Magic Studios}

Dream Magic Studios is a state-of-the-art production facility located in Canoga Park, California, providing comprehensive support from pre-production to post-production. The studio offers customizable spaces for both short-term and long-term projects, serving in-house productions and third-party clients. As part of the Silverbird Group, Dream Magic Studios is committed to fostering creativity, accessibility, and professional opportunities within the entertainment industry.

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