COSTUMES

FRMS 2016

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MOST RECENT UPDATE: 1ST PUBLICATION WITH REVISIONS: TBD STUDENT PREVIEW: TBD PARENT MEETING 1: 9/28/16 TECH REHEARSAL – updates in red, makeup instr. added: 10/31/16

LION KING COSTUME WORKSHEET – p1 of 2 FOR: __________________________________ (Student’s first & last name)

For scene(s): List each

Role/Costume

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My Main Role

PRIDE ROCK GRASSLAND CHANT

LIONESS HUNT

I JUST CAN’T WAIT TO BE

KING

BE PREPARED THEY LIVE IN YOU

Role: HYENA SEEGULL GRASS n/a CHORUS HYENA CHORUS

HEADPIECE hood hat with bird grass - - hood -

HAIR up up Up - - up -

MASK or MAKEUP

black eyes & nose mask

no Green eyes as directed

- - black eyes & nose mask

-

TOP ls black white tank Brown tank

(provided) - BLACK ls black BLACK

BOTTOM black spandex

white short Black - BLACK black BLACK

WRAP shirt over white dress Tan grass

skirt - - shirt over -

FEET black socks bare Bare - - black socks -

ACCESSORY fingerless

gloves - Cummer-

bund - Add splash of

orange fingerless

gloves Add splash of orange

PROP/ CARRY-ON

- ringlet for each hand

(grass headpiece)

- - - Star light

My Main Role Roles: __________________________ My Chorus Roles: ________________________________ Assigned BIN Location: Lecture Rm Man Cave Stage Room (Wait to circle until director makes assignments))

HYENA SEGULL, GRASS, JUNGLE FLOWER

FOR EXAMPLE ONLY – p1 of 2

LION KING COSTUME WORKSHEET – p2 of 2 FOR: __________________________________ (Student’s first & last name)

For scene(s): List each

Role/Costume

STAMPEDE THE MOURNING

HAKUNA MATATA

SHADOW-LAND

CAN YOU FEEL THE LOVE TONIGHT

HE LIVES IN YOU

FINALE

Role: CHORUS HYENA CHORUS GRASS CHORUS CHORUS SEEGULL

HEADPIECE - hood Unbrella

flower

grass - - hat with bird

HAIR - up - Up - - up

MASK or MAKEUP

- black eyes & nose mask

- Green eyes as directed

- - no

TOP - ls black Greem add-

on

Brown tank (provided)

Ls black Ls black white tank

BOTTOM - black Green grass

skirt

Black -black -black spandex white short

WRAP - shirt over - Tan grass

skirt - - white

dress

FEET - black socks Bare Bare Black Black bare

ACCESSORY - fingerless

gloves - NO cum-

merbund - - -

PROP/ CARRY-ON

wildebeest - leaves (grass headpiece)

- - ringlet for each hand

My Main Role Roles: __________________________ My Chorus Roles: ________________________________ Assigned BIN Location: Lecture Rm Man Cave Stage Room (Wait to circle until director makes assignments))

HYENA SEGULL, GRASS, JUNGLE FLOWER

FOR EXAMPLE ONLY – p2 of 2

LION KING COSTUME WORKSHEET – p1 of 2 FOR: __________________________________ (Student’s first & last name)

For scene(s): List each

Role/Costume

---------- ----------

My Main Role

PRIDE ROCK GRASSLAND CHANT

LIONESS HUNT

I JUST CAN’T WAIT TO BE

KING

BE PREPARED THEY LIVE IN YOU

Role:

HEADPIECE

HAIR

MASK or MAKEUP

TOP

BOTTOM

WRAP

FEET

ACCESSORY

PROP/ CARRY-ON

My Main Role Roles: __________________________ My Chorus Roles: ________________________________ Assigned BIN Location: Lecture Rm Man Cave Stage Room (Wait to circle until director makes assignments))

LION KING COSTUME WORKSHEET – p2 of 2 FOR: __________________________________ (Student’s first & last name)

For scene(s): List each

Role/Costume

STAMPEDE THE MOURNING

HAKUNA MATATA

SHADOW-LAND

CAN YOU FEEL THE LOVE TONIGHT

HE LIVES IN YOU

FINALE

Role:

HEADPIECE

HAIR

MASK or MAKEUP

TOP

BOTTOM

WRAP

FEET

ACCESSORY

PROP/ CARRY-ON

My Main Role Roles: __________________________ My Chorus Roles: ________________________________ Assigned BIN Location: Lecture Rm Man Cave Stage Room (Wait to circle until director makes assignments))

ASSIGNMENTS

CAST LISTThe Lion King Jr

FRMS 2016

FIRST LAST T-SIZE ROLE/ENSEMBLE

JASMINE ANIKE L RAFIKI

PEYTON ARNTZ S FEATURED DANCER, LIONESS

ELLE BECKER M FEATURED DANCER, LIONESS

KARIMA BOULOS S HYENA, GRASS

LEYLAH BOULOS M HYENA, GRASS

NYA BROWN S YOUNG NALA, LIONESS

ETHELYN CHESSLER S FEATURED DANCER, LIONESS

JASMINE DO S HYENA

ADAM ENGEL S HYENA

ELLA ERDAHL M SARABI

CRISTA FLECK S GRASS

MAYA GORT M HYENA

ELIZABETH "LIBBY" HEIMER S GRASS

SARAH HELOU M STUDENT DIRECTOR

DEVIN JACKSON XL MUFASA*

IRIS KELLER S STUDENT DIRECTOR

LILY KIRSHBAUM XL HYENA

NATE KREKELER M HYENA

SIENNA LATTA S FEATURED DANCER, LIONESS

JOSIE MACHO M NALA

ANNELISE MILLER M SHENZI

AKSHARA MOLETTI M GRASS, LIONESS

BELLE MULLENBACH M GRASS

JOSHUA NEGUSSIE M SIMBA*

OLIVIA O'CONNOR M HYENA

ELENA PUENTE M SARAFINA, FEATURED DANCER

THOR REIMANN M TIMON*

SILVIE REITZ S GRASS

SAVANNAH RICHARDS S GRASS

LILY RINGOLD S HYENA

STEPHEN SMITH L SCAR

ERIN STEEVES S ZAZU

ALEX SULISTYO M PUMBAA*

OLIVIA SUPINA M HYENA

ALEK THOMAS M ED (HYENA)

SARAH TITCOMBE S FEATURED DANCER, LIONESS

GREGORY UNDERWOOD S YOUNG SIMBA*

DAVEY WRIGHT-WALSTROM S BANZAI

These are the main role assignments.

Extra Roles TBD: UNDERSTUDIES

PRIDELAND ANIMALS (Scene 1/Finale) MOUSE (Scene 2)

GAZELLES (Lioness Hunt) CIRCUS ENS. (I Just Can't Wait) JUNGLE ENS. (Hakuna Matata)

PROCESSIONAL – Prideland Animals BK# FIRST LAST T-SIZE ROLE/ENSEMBLE PRIDELAND ROLE (OPEN/FINALE) GR

4 JASMINE ANIKE L RAFIKI RAFIKI 7

16 PEYTON ARNTZ S FEATURED DANCER, LIONESS LIONESS 6

17 ELLE BECKER M FEATURED DANCER, LIONESS LIONESS 7

28 KARIMA BOULOS S HYENA, GRASS SEAGULL 8

29 LEYLAH BOULOS M HYENA, GRASS ZEBRA 6

14 NYA BROWN S YOUNG NALA, LIONESS LIONESS ? 6

18 ETHELYN CHESSLER S FEATURED DANCER, LIONESS LIONESS 7

30 JASMINE DO S HYENA SEAGULL 8

31 ADAM ENGEL S HYENA ELEPHANT BABY - TBD 7

11 ELLA ERDAHL M SARABI SARABI 8

21 CRISTA FLECK S GRASS AUDIENCE BIRD 8

32 MAYA GORT M HYENA SEAGULL 8

22 ELIZABETH "LIBBY" HEIMER S GRASS ELEPHANT BABY - TBD 6

BINDER SARAH HELOU M STUDENT DIRECTOR ELEPHANT 7

1 DEVIN JACKSON XL MUFASA* MUFASA 7

BINDER IRIS KELLER S STUDENT DIRECTOR ELEPHANT 8

33 LILY KIRSHBAUM XL HYENA AUDIENCE BIRD 8

34 NATE KREKELER M HYENA DEER 7

19 SIENNA LATTA S FEATURED DANCER, LIONESS LIONESS 6

2 JOSIE MACHO M NALA ANTELOPE 8

13 ANNELISE MILLER M SHENZI ZEBRA 8

23 AKSHARA MOLETTI M GRASS, LIONESS LIONESS ? 8

24 BELLE MULLENBACH M GRASS GIRAFFE (1 of 2) 7

6 JOSHUA NEGUSSIE M SIMBA* ANTELOPE 8

35 OLIVIA O'CONNOR M HYENA SEAGULL 6

12 ELENA PUENTE M LIONESS 8

7 THOR REIMANN M TIMON* DEER 8

26 SILVIE REITZ S GRASS GIRAFFE (2 of 2) 7

27 SAVANNAH RICHARDS S GRASS AUDIENCE BIRD 6

36 LILY RINGOLD S HYENA SEAGULL 6

5 STEPHEN SMITH L SCAR AUDIENCE BIRD 8

8 ERIN STEEVES S ZAZU ZAZU 8

3 ALEX SULISTYO M PUMBAA* DEER 8

37 OLIVIA SUPINA M HYENA, GRASS SEAGULL 8

10 ALEK THOMAS M ED (HYENA) DEER 7

20 SARAH TITCOMBE S FEATURED DANCER, LIONESS SOLO DANCER 8

15 GREGORY UNDERWOOD S YOUNG SIMBA* ANTELOPE 7

9 DAVEY WRIGHT-WALSTROM S BANZAI ZEBRA 8

See costume notes for these assignments on the following page.

PROCESSIONAL – Prideland Animals Processional (Prideland) Costumes: GIRAFFES – yellow bodysuit, headpiece, & leg extensions will be provided SEAGULLS – white dress, hat, ringlets for each hand. Students will need to provide: white tank & white spandex shorts ZEBRA (on stage) – black & white leggings & large tunic to be worn over LS black Student provides their own LS black shirt (as required) ELEPHANTS – Students to provide gray drawstring shorts or pants that can be altered for their elephant legs. On top will be covered by elephant costume (provided) AUDIENCE BIRD/ZEBRA – Students wear their full black and will be provided 2 carry-on props (audience zebra & audience bird) DEER – The student should wear their full black and will be provided: antler headband, brown pullover tunic, collar accessory, waist tie. ANTELOPE – Harem pants on bottom & main character costume shirt. Antelope hat & stick legs provided. SOLO DANCER – Student to provide own white flowy dress for dance, bird headpiece

Understudies UNDERSTUDY CONSIDERATIONS*

The Lion King Jr - FRMS 2016

FOR THE ROLE OF STUDENT

MUFASA Joshua Negussie

SIMBA Devin Jackson

YOUNG SIMBA Adam Engel & Alec Thomas

SCAR Nate Krekeler

NALA Silvie Reitz

YOUNG NALA Libby Heimer

PUMBAA Olivia Supina, Jasmine Do

TIMON Karima Boulos

RAFIKI Jasmine Do

SARABI, SARAFINA Sara Titcombe

SHENZI Lily Kirshbaum

BANZAI Maya Gort

ED Maya Gort/STUDENT DIRECTORS

ZAZU Lily Ringold

* Understudy assignments are subject to change

based on need, performance, responsibility

Prior to MEA break: Understudies do not need to attend blocking or extended rehearsals prior to MEA break, UNLESS attendance requested by director (lead actor is absent/ill).

Understudies are on-call and should be prepared to step in at a moment’s notice for a lead actor when needed., whether for rehearsal or performance. Costumes shall be shared from lead actor to the understudy as needed. It is the student’s responsibility to learn their roles – understudies should be watching very carefully during these final rehearsals for staging details, and direct questions to the lead actor.

PARENT HELP IMPORTANT: Keep your children well-rested, hydrated, and encouraged! Please assist them with costuming and preparing their bins. We appreciate you, and thank you in advance for helping out!

PLEASE VISIT SIGN-UP GENIUS TODAY! (LINKED ON MR. SKAAR’S MOODLE PAGE)

• Sewing – contact Mrs. Skaar *Also sewing kit for mid-performance fixes as needed

• Crafting Costume pieces – contact Mrs. Skaar

• Crafting Set – smaller specialty pieces – contact Mrs. Skaar, Mr. Skaar or Ms. Berdahl

• Mufasa/Simba Headpiece (1-2)

• Supervising/Monitoring Hall & Lecture room for: tech rehearsal, dress rehearsal, extended rehearsals during production week, student mid-day performances (2-3 per event)

• Concession Sales (3/Performance)

• Door Box Office Sales & Fun Sales (2-3/Performance)

• Host or Hostess (1 person/performance)

• Ushers (1 to lead students each performance & collect ticket stubs prior to performance)

• Marketing & Publicity (1)

• Photography (1-2)

• Fundraising (1)

• Pizza, pop & snacks – pickup & setup for extended rehearsal(s) (1-2)

• Strike set (parents welcome to stay and help)

• Cast Party Chaperone (2 food organizers)

• Cast Party Chaperone (2 hall & 2 room monitors)

• Builders (Have skills & want to help with set? – contact Mr. Skaar)

Props & Supplies

IMPORTANT: Label every item you bring in with STUDENT first and last name if you wish to get it back after our last performance!!!

ODDITIES FOR THIS SHOW:

• Clown costumes & hair, or crazy

• Wild animal masks, ears, tails (let us know what you have) – these may also be added to our clown scene or other scenes

• Large metal fork (a large salad fork would suffice) – for Scar’s “dinner”

• Leaf of grub (tech is making?)

• Bird kites (colorful birds, not too big)

• Large walking stick (Rafiki) (Scar) (Mufasa) –may not be returned unless usable as is without alteration

• DONATE: Large sticks 3-4’ long & 1.5—3” thick that can be made into walking sticks & front legs

• DONATE: Canes (any size or style – these would not be returned)

• DONATE: Newspaper – lots of it (for paper mache)

ALWAYS NEEDED:

• DONATE: Sharpie markers

• DONATE: Interior latex paint (preferably flat or eggshell) any colors welcome – Note: Leftover paints from your house projects are welcome if can is at least ½ full

• DONATE: Safety pins – all sizes

• DONATE: Gray Duct Tape, Strong Clear Packing Tape, Glue gun sticks (large or mini)

• DONATE: First Aid bag filled with band-aids, antibiotic ointment, gauze, scissors, alcohol swabs

• DONATE: No-sew fabric stitch (sticky fabric tape) – we use this for quick fixes to costumes during show

HAIR & MAKEUP, ETC.

• DONATE: Makeup: beige foundation, eye shadow, black waterproof eyeliner & mascara, blush, lipstick

• DONATE: Face Paint & supplies-crayon/push-up (face paints:white, gray, brown, black, yellow), foam applicators, artistic makeup brushes

• DONATE: Large Johnson’s baby powder and 5 powder puffs

• DONATE: Hairspray

• DONATE: Baby Oil – 2 large bottles

• DONATE: Make-up remover pads

• DONATE: Sewing kit with a couple needles and thread for making last minute costume repairs, hot glue gun & glue sticks

• DONATE: Midsize Bin carrying with handles & lid to fill with sewing & makeup supplies

EVERYONE!!! • All black - Black leggings (for boys black pants are ok), black long-sleeve, black socks, black

fingerless gloves (All black allows for all cast-members to be easily incorporated into large-group songs: Be Prepared, The Stampede, They Live in You, He Lives in You, and possibly Grasslands, Lioness Hunt, Can You Feel the Love Tonight EXCEPTIONS: Mufasa, Young Nala, Young Simba, Scar – these characters will not need the fingerless gloves but may still need the full blacks

• GIRLS – TBD: may need a tank top in addition to long sleeve blacks (undecided between black &/or brown. This will be determined later as we move along on our lioness/grass costumes. Girls requiring a costume change must always wear a tank top and shorts beneath their costume.

• Footwear – TBD based upon character needs

• LARGE plastic tub bin with lid, large enough to hold all costume pieces & props (No bags. No boxes). Bin must be clearly labeled on side AND top with student’s name. We have 40 students’ stuff to keep track of for 10 productions plus dress rehearsals. Bins with lids are mandatory.

• Costuming Worksheet – to be completed by Oct 31 Nov 1and checked by director. A fill-in template is included in later in this presentation which can be printed/prepared at home. It should be inspected with your costume pieces by director between MEA & Oct 31. This form will serve as your checklist. Tape it to the INSIDE of your bin lid. It would be helpful to have a 2nd copy at home, in case you take any pieces home to wash between shows. Note: It is YOUR responsibility to make sure your costume pieces and properties are returned to your bin after each rehearsal/performance, and ready for the next one to begin. Always check your contents before leaving the building and when you arrive for curtain call.

• Everyone needs makeup AND remover– boys included! Beige Foundation base, eye shadow, eyeliner, mascara, blush, lipstick Several actors also require special character make-up. If your character requires face paint, YOU will need to supply your own makeup remover & pads for 10 performances plus 2 extended rehearsals. We also STRONGLY RECOMMEND finishing spray for your face makeup to resist smearing and running caused by lights, heat, perspiration, etc.

PROCEED WITH CAUTION

These pictures are taken from a variety of

productions to help you visualize the instructions we have written. Please

follow written instructions for your character and

discuss any variations with your director.

RAFIKI Rafiki is our eccentric baboon and should appear so at first glance – Use brown earth tone colors accented with varying shades of rust, blue. Burlap is an excellent texture to add. Think layers and lots of them, but not too heavy or our Rafiki will overheat! Layers could be created tying long strips of cloth to a rope around the waist & worn over black leggings. More of the same around the neck to create a full & bold collar. To the layered costume, add a headpiece (resembling an over-sized pineapple), colorful collar, and tall walking stick. Accessorize with potions & trinkets tied around waist or attached to costume, strappy wristlets and some big jewelry. On the feet, Rafiki could wear socks with holes cut for toes to stick out or Ugg-style boots. Depending on length of sleeves, fingerless gloves or finger extensions might also be fun but not necessary. Makeup: yellow around eyes, Blue/white cheeks, red accents only for our Rafiki

LION INSPIRATION SARABI MUFASA & SARABI MUFASA

SIMBA

MUFASA, SIMBA, SCAR Adult lions HAREM PANTS Costume base from Harem pants with bold prints (or base color harem pants with print fabric draped and hanging draped through the legs front to back. Add Egyptian TAIL & WAISTBAND Egyptian-style rom front of waist down between legs and tail/tail hook. Mufasa - Brown with regal (red & gold) accents Simbas – Yellow or Orange bottoms & more earthy tones on top for Scar-Blacks accented with some orange/tan/rust/dark red Scar – needs black mane/head piece (pinterest) Prefer headpiece to be made from black rocker wig for ease of movement (prefer to surround the head rather than a tall above-the-head headpiece used on Broadway. Wig should still be tall may need 2 wigs to creat full circle and ) Add beads &/or bone-ish looking embellishments to base costume Black walking stick – cane height Scar makeup FOLLOW-UP NEEDED on shirts for all, collars (not Scar), wrist & ankle cuffs (not Scar)

SCAR

Lioness We are still working on the details for our lioness costumes. So far, the thought is…. Black leggings, print skirt (provided but needs kick slit added) with black or brown tops. Add Tails & Ear Headpiece with veil (Headpiece needs to be crafted)

LIONESS INSPIRATION

TBD

NALA Nala & Young Nala We are still working on the details for our lioness costumes. (see note for lioness) Similar to lioness costume, but Nala can accessorize with more beading &/or fringe to be more set apart when she is playing her main role… Our Nalas must match eachother. Prefer patterned leggings that will coordinate with our skirt-wraps Tale – may prefer it to loop around front for solo dance numbers Headpiece – Shorter lioness veil when she is playing a chorus lioness (perhaps no veil/patterned arms/or different collar when appearing as Nala – discuss these specific options w/director & coordinate w/Young Nala)

SIMBA Simba & Young Simba Our Simbas must match eachother! Young Simba may wear his Harem pants higher to create this effect. Vest top or check Indian costumes for fringy top that c/b embellished with reddish neck collar. Collar provided Tails – long enough to drape on the floor (3-4” inches for Simba, 2” on the floor for Young Simba) Headpiece for Simba – should coordinate with Mufasa so it is created in his likeness – Note Simba’s headpiece is blonder than Mufasa’s. Cloth (dark red or brown) tied around Young S’s forehead Matching drape/arm-wrap to Mufasa (or shared with Mufasa) – still needed Note Simba’s headpiece is blonder than Mufasa’s – in process Great paper mache tutorial for Simba:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ViU-Uf6Kfc

YOUNG NALA & SIMBA inspiration only

SEE OTHER SLIDES

BRIGHT BLUE FEATHERY COSTUME FOR OUR FLIGHTY ZAZU Add wings and tulle tutto tails to blue blazer & tulle around the neck Patterned bright blue leggings. Bright orange socks, felt feet Add feathery wingspan (bird-flapping) - but do not cover actor’s hands Add white gloves Head: Bright blue wig &/or maybe a small fedora with big felt eyes, orange beak & a couple feather plumes attached Face paint depending on costume NOTES: Please Keep hands and face visible – beak and eyes on headpiece recommended. Costume should be bright shades/colorful blues (NOT navy blue) and please avoid using white base in the bodice. No puppetry, but we would like Zazu to have a hand-held bird kite to fly during opening & closing scenes – pinterest! (can be made from styrofoam & paper, plastic tablecloth, nylon, etc.)

ZAZU

No covering actor’s hands

Hand-held bird kite

TIMON & PUMBAA

Props binoculars & stethoscope/spy gear during “Can You Feel the Love Tonight” Grass skirts & flower leighs for “Hawaiian Luau”

PUMBAA There are many Pumbaa costume ideas out there, but for our Pumbaa, please keep the actor’s face & head visible. Pumbaa can be suspended over the shoulders of the actor. A moving mouth with flappable tongue would be great fun but isn’t absolutely necessary to the fun character. A wacky or spiky black wig would be great and face paint is optional. Hind leds can be moveable depending on your materials for the main costume NOTE: Coloring should be more plum-colored than brown. We will have an abundance of brown on our stage already, so please keep this in mind for our Pumbaa.

BANZAI, SHENZI, ED The basic hyena costume as for our chorus hyenas (provided), but embellished further with more fur & character than our chorus hyena costume. Coordinate the embellishments to be added, such as: Could add legs (Dads!) and a handheld head for these 3, but still prefer to keep our actors’ faces visible if doing that option. (Don’t hide them completely as in the picture below.) Ed needs a red dangly tongue which could be made with red felt or craft foam sheet. Some pipe cleaner might give it some curl. NOTE: THESE 3 CHARACTER COSTUMES MUST BE COORDINATED!

BANZAI, SHENZI, ED Base hyena costume provided Hood with ears (crafted) See notes previous page. Make-up as on left photo.

YOUNG SIMBA’S IMAGINATION

PRIDELAND ANTELOPE (2-3 actors) Straw hat, glue gun, 2 metal hangers, brown bags or paper, zip ties, 2 large sticks (3ft long), paint brown, black, red Create headpiece from pieces glued at an angle to straw hat – actor leans down and foreward slightly: painted styrofoam as wedge-shaped head, bent hanger horns (covered with brown paper or felt and attached with zip-ties on) Add red accents if desired. Also need two 3-ft walking sticks (from the backyard is fine)

Headpiece 2 walking sticks Full black

ZEBRA (2-3 actors) Old back-pack, 4-5 pieces cardboard, black & white spray paint, black posterboard Cut separate pieces for all from sturdy cardboard: 2 hind legs, body, neck (neck should extend long enough to allow headpiece to sit over the top). Paint Stripes and hooves as pictured. Cut black strips from posterboard and glue on mane. Attach mask to top of neck. Attach pieces to straps of old backpack (sprayed black as needed) NOTE: Actor will wear black top, black socks. Leggings & vest provided

PRIDELAND

GRASSLANDS CHANT – GRASS GRASS ensemble costume will need to be crafted for easy on & off. Something green added for bodice & headpiece. BOTTOM – tan grass skirt (provided if we have enough) to be worn over black leggings (possibly green skirts during jungle scene) TOP – basic black (may be needing tank tops) GRASS TOP – overlay for the bodice – we can do better than this one pictured HEADPIECE – elastic headband with grass plumes preferred (no square grass headpieces) GRASS GLOVETTES FOLLOW-UP NEEDED: We are still short a few grass skirts (tan or green) – Please bring in if you have any. Students cast as “GRASS” will be in brown tank top (provided), tan grass skirt, grass headpiece (provided), Grass cummerbund (still needs to be crafted) Additional chorus will have hand-held grass HANDHELD – grass clusters hand-held BANNER HOLDERS – some in the cast will be in their hyena costumes already – these will hold grass props Hm….this looks kinda corny…..

Maybe something a little more grassy but along this line, for the other chorus members along the back wall….

GRASS WRISTIES TO BE REPLACED BY FOR CUMMERBUND – STILL NEEDED

BE PREPARED – HYENAS & CHORUS The basic hyena costume for our chorus hyenas (provided), &/or full black as required for EVERYONE. +Black fingerless gloves Headpiece (hood with ears) needs to be crafted for easy on & off – provided. MAKE-UP for HYENAS as pictured here. EXCEPTION: Black masks for characters who will not be able to have black eye makeup due to character doubling. (All cast members with HYENA in their role-casting should have black face-painted eyes.) ADDITIONAL NOTE: Banzai, Shenzi, Ed have a different look to help them be set apart and easily identified on stage.

LIONESS HUNT – LIONESS COSTUME The basic costume for our lionesses will be their everyone costume-required black leggings* with provided skirt (needs altered). *EXCEPTION: unless a brown legging is provided On top – TBD tank (provided) At waist – tie &/or tail – to be crafted (provided) Headpiece Veil – to be crafted (provided) Neckpiece – to be crafted Feet – bare OR flesh ballet or flesh footies

CRAFTING & SEWING HELP APPRECIATED!!!

The following pages are for our parent rock stars – we could NOT do this without your help, so thank you in advance. SEE FOLLOWING PAGES FOR ITEMS NEEDED CONTACT MR. OR MRS. SKAAR ASAP WITH YOUR AVAILABILITY THANK YOU!

Glovettes: Grays/Browns for Feature Dancers KRISTIN HELOU (as dust) in “The Stampede” Greens for Grass (as grass) in “Grasslands Chant” & Wristies: Wrist-bands for chorus members (rows 2-3) “Grasslands Chant”

CRAFTING Jungle Dancing Leaves (hand-held)

Umbrella flowers Flying “kite” birds – colorful

Flying Birds – 3 black (buzzards) MRS SKAAR

Prideland Birds – Flying SKAAR/CREW

White birds – 6 headpieces & hand-held JILL KUZMA Attach white boa to our white costumes KRISTIN HELOU

Birds – 1 solo dancer SARAH TITCOMBE 2 Antelope – soloists? MRS SKAAR

3 Gazelle hats (pictured) MRS SKAAR 3 spiral hats (pictured) MRS. SKAAR

CRAFTING

Hyena Hoods Loose-fit hood: with necking (collar?) & attached big ears…add mohawk mane &

possibly collar. Kepp the closure quick & easy as this is to be added to our basic hyena costume (we will need up to 31 of these)

NOTES: Our hoods should be less elementary-looking than this, but the right idea is pictured here

Also, Shenzi, Banzai & Ed will need their own look, something that sets them apart from

the rest of the chorus hyenas, and each other. (ideas: furry vest, front legs, mane & head extension, etc) Ed requires a long dangly red tongue.

JULIE KIRSHBAUM - hoods ROBB THOMAS – peg legs

HYENA MAKE-UP*: Black nose & black circles around eyes, black lipstick.

Quick-change Hyenas will need a black bandit mask. A long strip of black cloth with attached ears & eye holes would suffice.

Lioness skirt alteration Add kick slit to our lioness skirts

Add elastic/alter as needed to fit actors MRS SKAAR

ERDAHL – SARABI & SIMBA ALTERATION

CRAFTING Lion Headpieces – MUFASA & SIMBA, SCAR Some great & affordable ideas on pinterest

Using dollar store party balloons & paper mache Popsicle slicks, feathers or similar, glue & paint

LOOKS LIKE LOTS OF FUN FOR THE CRAFTY TYPE! ALLA BOULOS – MUFASA & SIMBA HEADPIECES

Lioness Headpieces & collars FEATURED DANCERS + additional chorus

Elastic headbands – NOT plastic! (girls could purchase their own or we can buy)

Attach lion ears & veil Veil fabric notes: lightweight, varies for each lion, with longer more regal look for Sarabi. Nala & Young Nala should match,

perhaps shorter lengths? (must be lightweight, flowing fabric)

Veil attaches with easy on-off elastic wristbands or ringlet More embellishments for Sarabi, a little more length for Sarafina, shorter lengths and matching veils (if at all) for Nala & Young Nala

CISA KELLER - VEILS Chorus of lions will also need some sort of collar – see note on

collars for Lion leads MRS SKAAR TBD – NO COLLARS TO DATE

Lion Tales* 4 males (Mufasa, Simba, Scar, Young Simba)

?# females TBD (6 FD + 2 mamas + 2 Nalas + 3-5 added chorus) Twisted raffia or old leather belts or lightweight ropes + duck tape

to create rounded look, frayed ends Must be attachable to costume with either safety pins or tied on

under shirt. Keep it light for easy movement. May add short 6-10” wire inside near top

(to help tail flare away from body) Nalas’ tails could loop around to front, lasso-ish

TBD – may add tales for only males, 2 mamas & 2 Nalas

CISA KELLER

Wrist Cuffs & Neck collars for Lead Lions (Think Egyptian collars & cuffs that attach with ties/velcro/elastic)

MRS SKAAR - FOLLOW-UP IFOR THOSE NEEDED Mufasa & Simba – royalty browns, reds, yellow or tan accent

Sarabi – golds & jewel embellishments (NOTE: Mufasa & Sarabi are royalty so add some metallic gold)

Sarafina – just more than the chorus lionesses (bigger?fringier?)

Simba & Young Simba – must be matching dark reds with tan trim

(no metallic gold for Simbas)

Nala & Young Nala – must be matching and should coordinate well with lioness costume pieces

Scar - Blacks, Tans, Orange, Red, leathery-looking

Grass Headpieces & Wristies Headband with grass plumes

Wristies – see previous note & picture KRISTIN HELOU – add clips

ELLE BECKER & CREW – finish grass 3-4 additional headpieces

MUFASA’S Drape/Wrap & Staff Signifying his royalty, Mufasa will need a regal African-

looking wrap draped from the back of his waist & over his right arm. In his left hand he may carry a staff. The drape wrap must be easy to remove (such as a tie for the waist) so this could also be passed to Scar & Simba later in the

show. Have 2 identical pieces is not a bad idea! FOLLOW-UP NEEDED ON THIS – TBD

Tale Tips twisted yarn, fleece, LIGHTWEIGHT ropes, belts/duct tape Raffia ends…. May add some wire to top end to help it stick out from body Coloring of tales should be: For male lions – shades of brown (ties around the waist) For Scar – Black & darker brown (with more black than brown) For lionesses – tan, white, brown, pale yellow….consider costume pieces (may need to be attached to their skirts)

SHENZI, BANZAI, ED

Just more pictures for these 3 mangy hyenas

MRS SKAAR & CREW

2 Elephants Tubular legs, hula hoop body, foamcore face, fabric ears for movement…ongoing creation! MRS SKAAR, MS BERDAHL, TECH CREW, MEG KREKELER TO HELP WITH LEGS Follow-up needed gray legs (4 students)

3 Stage Zebras (full body) Model after this shape – moving hind legs are super cool but not necessary. May still require dowels to support front away from actor’s body &/or help keep the front straight….. Hats for the actors would be cute. Consider 1 extra set hind legs if ample materials.

3 stage zebras: MRS SKAAR MS BERDAHL CREW

4 aisle zebras (heads only) & 3 stage zebras (full body) Use these photos as a guide for zebra head. Not too small (15” tall for aisle zebras) Do NOT cut eyeholes! (We do not plan to use these as masks) In audience, these will be handheld or attached to dowel rods for actors to hold out away from their bodies For stage zebras, these could be used as the front of the zebra. Option to try: Consider making our heads either bi-folded or tri-folded, so center of the tri-fold is the vertical center of the zebra’s face. Taper to avoid looking too boxy. Stripe options: paint, electrical tape, black duct tape. Off-white cardstock available at school, as well as some scrap foam core. Please make at least 1 extra. AMY GORT (heads for aisle zebras)

SHAPE-HELPERS

SNOUT-SIZES

PUMBAA COSTUME MATERIAL VARIOUS COMBINATIONS: FABRIC, SOFT STUFFED STUFFED SOFT BOUNCY MATERIAL (egg carton or similar exterior) ORGANIC & HARD (cardboard, wire, duct tape, paper, mache, painted/layered foam, etc) ORGANIC + FABRIC & TEXTURES (combined variety) TEAM ALEX

Upholstery foam

Soft & stuffed, with moving mouth Check this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mql2VAJ9yM8

ORGANIC MATERIALS FOR 3D EFFECT FOAM, WIRE, PAPER MACHE, DUCT TAPE

LAYERED STYROFOAM CLUED & PAINTED (tip: cut with kitchen an electric knife)

STUFFED & STRAPPED OVER SHOULDERS

BOXED IN AND PAINTED

MRS SKAAR – MASKS CISA KELLER - VEILS

MAKE-UP FRMS 2016

A NOTE ABOUT FACE PANT & MAKEUP IN GENERAL FOR THIS SHOW We will have some makeup available and students are usually quite happy to share. However, you should be prepared to bring your own if you are concerned about hygene. We have 10 shows, so we will save the best makeup for our public performances. Cheap costume makeup tends to slide right off. For face painting, we recommend crème-based “Mehron” brand color sticks & palettes. Students should bring enough ziplocks & makeup brushes to keep each color (from their palette). Ziplocks will help brushes keep from drying out between performances. Finish spray is a must – ELF has a cheap brand at Target or Walmart which will suffice. We will have a few students available to assist with makeup and styling, and a couple parent volunteers. Students are welcome to do their. Boys & lead characters will likely require the assistance of other individuals.

RAFIKI - makeup Color palette: yellow, blue, red, white, black Regardless of skin type, Rafiki needs 3 bold colors: Yellow, blue, red Accented with white & black Here are some Rafiki examples…We prefer to keep the eyes & lids bright for best expression.

MUFASA - makeup Color Pallete: yellow-orange, black, red white Thick black brows – should slant up to outside some Orange line above painted brown, and down bridge of nose Add red accents, such as: 2 red stripes at cheekbone &/or red rim around lower face Red accents &/or dots for warrior look

SARABI - makeup Color Pallete: yellow-orange, white Begin with beige foundation, then add blush, then facepaint: Yellow line down nose & chin Outer lines in white Cheeks yellow & white designs on each cheek (1 a flower) Bronze lips, flared eyeshadow, mascara

ZAZU - makeup Color palette: Blue, white, black Zazu’s eyes should remain expressive, so avoid covering the lid with blue. Instead use a white base with blue accents. Create more expressive, bigger brow lines above actor’s natural brows for added effect.

SIMBA - makeup Color Pallete: yellow, orange (or red), black Stripes as pictured Yellow dots rim lower face from ears down to chin

YOUNG SIMBA - makeup Color Pallete: orange & red Stripes as pictured Yellow dots rim lower face from ears down to chin

YOUNG NALA - makeup Colors: Yellow or orange, white, black (+ blush & lip) Yellow ring around face Yellow vertical stripe forehead & down to tip of nose Yellow vertical stripe lower lip & down chin Blacken brows & line eyes Small flower on right cheek, mostly white. Accent as needed, minimal sparkle if any.

NALA - makeup Color palette: Yellow, orange, black (+shadow, blush, lips) Orange line down nose Yellow dots line above brows, down bridge, along right cheekbone Yellow stripe from lower lip to chin Line eyes and above brows & eyes with black

LIONESS - makeup Color palette: Yellow & red Facial lines using above color palette. 3 red lines line cheekbones & chin 1 yellow line down bridge of nose, and on each side of red line Eyes: lengthen & darken eyes & brows as pictured (at right) but NO dots below the eye and NO lightening above the brow.

No dots below eye

FEATURED DANCER - makeup (SAME AS LIONESS, EXCEPT use brown instead of red for the cheek & chin stripes) Color palette: Yellow & brown Facial lines using above color palette. 3 brown lines to line cheekbones & chin 1 yellow line down bridge of nose, and on each side of red line Eyes: lengthen & darken eyes & brows as pictured (below) but NO dots below the eye. OK to lighten above the brow slightly.

No dots below eye

GAZELLE - makeup 2 gazelles (as pictured to right), lengthen & drop inner eye, add nose & dots 1 additional gazelle with more detailed paint (as pictured below) Depending on other roles played by this actor…add more color/detail that overlap into the other “look” (see Timon)

GRASS ENSEMBLE - makeup Start with a good liquid facial foundation just slightly darker than your natural skin tone. Eyes: Add green eyeshadow. Accent with yellow & sparkle as desired Darken & line with black Black Mascara Add lipstick & blush (softer colors than red, but not too pale.) Remember theater lights wash you out, so go one darker.

SCAR - makeup Color Pallete 1 (lower left): white, black, yellow scar, accent with brown/orange upper face OR Color Pallete 2 (right): yellow, red, orange, black

SHENZI, BANZAI, ED - makeup Color Palette: white, black, brown (accent with yellow near eye?) Begin with a fairly thin white base covering face (NOT gray, and not too thick with your white or you’ll be like a clown) Add brown to lid & above brow area, trying to give each character a slightly different shape. For example, Shenzi could have more girly lashes painted to outer edges of her brown. Ed’s could be more round. Banzai’s could be more pointed and angry. Outline eyes in black & shape above the brow. Add: Black Mascara lashes. Color nose & lips black. Below is a great example of how to individualize the lips & brows, but we prefer a thin white (NOT gray) for the base color.

HYENA CHORUS - makeup Color palette: black Black circles around the eyes Black nose Rose lips Hyenas played by actors who play other leading roles or who appear as seagulls should wear black eye masks (provided) instead of black eye makeup

OR + black nose & lips

NOTE: White face paint not necessary for our erformance, since hyenas also play other characters

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GRWuH5AFLmE

TIMON - makeup Color palette: brown, black, gray, white, orange/yellow as needed Outline major characteristics lightly in brown 1st

Add brown & gray shading. Next white & blacks, Last blend. “Hair” should be orangish, or a mixture of orange-red – see actor’s wig & go a shade darker.

PUMBAA - makeup Color palette: white, black, purple White base first, shade lids, add purple squiggles, heighten brows & create “furry” look to brows, line eyes, add burgundy lip color. (No sharp ring around outer face – take white to the hairline.)