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Dinosaur Castle
Cinderella
The Nutcracker
The Magic Flute
Jack & the Beanstalk
Treasure Island |
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This is a sample of the Catriona's
Castle Costumes. Pictured directly
above are Left: Fairy Godmother with rose, Middle: Mother Goose
performing Old King Cole with preschoolers (one of approximately 12-15
nursery rhymes in program), Upper Right: Peter Pan with parents,
Immediate Left: Cinderella. |
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Classroom
performance
of Robin Hood.
Pictured left
is a group
photo of
costumed class
sitting on
the floor
waiting to
perform. |
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Classroom
performance
of Robin Hood.
Pictured left
is Robin
telling
Maid Marian
that he is
going to hide
in the Sherwood
Forest and find
a way to return
the gold back
to the
townspeople. |
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Classroom
performance
of Robin Hood.
Pictured left
are Robin and
Little John
acting the
"crossing the
river on a
log" scene.
Robin has
fallen into
the water
and is being
pulled out by
Little John. |
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King Richard the Lion-Heart
knighting Robin at a school performance of Robin Hood. |
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WE CAN COSTUME UP TO 30 CHILDREN for each of our 15
stories.
The
photographs above are a sampling of how we costume ALL STORY
CHARACTERS. We cannot clearly show all 30 costumes for each of our 15
stories. We always strive to make each child feel special in their
given costume. Therefore, we have made them all rather elaborate and
unique, and they fit right over the children's clothes.
On
occassion, one or a couple of children may not want to put on a
costume. That is fine. We coax them to a point. We never push. If they
do not want to put on a costume, they can do sound effects from their
seat. They are still very involved in the story. Also, someone may
change their mind and want to put on a costume in the middle of the
story. That is fine. We stop the story, have a brief one minute
intermission, put that costume on the child, and then go back to the
story.
Many parents ask if boys will want to do this. We are not
just playing dress-up, we are putting on a play. That is the approach
we take and the boys realize that it is fun to act out a play. |
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