Wow, what an experience! The Stake Musical was so worth the long practices and not finishing homework.
Susan in her town girl outfit.
I am the townswomen.
Peter is one of the gang that joins the band later.
Grandma came out from CA to help us do our hair and makeup.
It took me two hours to get the girls hair done and mine plus do a million other things and we were late to every curtain call but Grandma saved the day and did each of the girls hair in like 5 min. each!
The girls figured out eventually how to put on their own makeup. They really liked the blush.
Town-girl outfit for Lucy.
Even Peter figured out how to put his own stage makeup on.
Grecian Urn ladies.
All the town girls. And then they change into the Wa Tan Yee Indian girls
Other towns women that I became good friends with. Don't you just love the hats?
Here we all are, the Pickilittle Ladies and the townswomen.
Lucy had to do homework inbetween her scenes. She hated it but didn't get too far behind. The performances would go so long and then clean up so we were gone from 5-11pm every night.
Posing on some of the sets with friends.
The Bridge! I love the sets they looked so professional and real.
ICE CREAM!!!
The Cast Party! Lucy and her best little friends.
The family in 1910 costumes.
A little heavy on the blush, but other then that he is sure a handsome boy! Later he changes into a band uniform and pretends to play the flute.
The orchestra and pit! They were awesome! It really sounded great. Our
director in yellow. She was such a fun person to work with and we
learned so much from her.
Here is the whole group of people form the stage crew, lighting, makeup, hair, costume people, orchestra and cast! What a ride! I would do it again in a heartbeat! Here is the official blog with lots of better pictures of our adventure.
http://hpstakemusical.blogspot.com/
2 comments:
I'm so jealous. I would have loved to do it with you all.
It's a good look for you!
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