Blogger isn't wanting to let me post a photobucket slideshow, so I'll just put all the pictures from the musical here. The spacing is a little rough in some spots, but if it's all the same to you, readers, I'd really rather not go through all the messy steps to make it fit together smoothly.
Light-up roses like one used as a special effect in the prologue of the musical were sold during intermission, and some cast/crew girls got them. In real life, the roses glowed red, not orange.
Here's a clearer view of the people in the last picture. From left to right we have Beth, Rachel (good luck telling the difference between Rachel and Beth), Becky C., Becky H., and Ellen.
Here's Sara Christenson with her rose. I couldn't find her for the group picture.
Malia wearing Alfred's hat and cape.
Amy taking a picture of Sara Crowell scowling in a pirate hat (it's hard to see the hat, but it's there)
Amy and Sara Christenson in the front with Anna's head in the back
Amy, Beth, Sara Crowell, and myslef in Gaston's chair
Becky H. watching Rachel and Bree shake each other while Becky C. laughs
the antlers from Gaston's chair
The Beast's crest, painted by Christian. The banner at the bottom reads "Disney mange les ames" which means "Disney eats souls" We wanted it to say "Disney mange les ames d'enfants" but it wouldn't fit.
And now for the gorgeous "stained glass windows" This is the stage right window. Overall, it probably has the strongest composition and may be the best looking.
I couldn't get a clear shot of the middle panel because I'm not very good at levitating yet. This one is the worst. The colors don't jive with one another or the desired mood of the piece. Plus it's slanted and off-center at the bottom. The person who started it was painting it as a punishment, and I doubt he really wanted to at all.
This one, the stage left window may be my favorite. Either this or the stage right window, I have a hard time deciding.
Light-up roses like one used as a special effect in the prologue of the musical were sold during intermission, and some cast/crew girls got them. In real life, the roses glowed red, not orange.
Here's a clearer view of the people in the last picture. From left to right we have Beth, Rachel (good luck telling the difference between Rachel and Beth), Becky C., Becky H., and Ellen.
Here's Sara Christenson with her rose. I couldn't find her for the group picture.
Malia wearing Alfred's hat and cape.
Amy taking a picture of Sara Crowell scowling in a pirate hat (it's hard to see the hat, but it's there)
Amy and Sara Christenson in the front with Anna's head in the back
Amy, Beth, Sara Crowell, and myslef in Gaston's chair
Becky H. watching Rachel and Bree shake each other while Becky C. laughs
The Beast's crest, painted by Christian. The banner at the bottom reads "Disney mange les ames" which means "Disney eats souls" We wanted it to say "Disney mange les ames d'enfants" but it wouldn't fit.
And now for the gorgeous "stained glass windows" This is the stage right window. Overall, it probably has the strongest composition and may be the best looking.
I couldn't get a clear shot of the middle panel because I'm not very good at levitating yet. This one is the worst. The colors don't jive with one another or the desired mood of the piece. Plus it's slanted and off-center at the bottom. The person who started it was painting it as a punishment, and I doubt he really wanted to at all.
This one, the stage left window may be my favorite. Either this or the stage right window, I have a hard time deciding.
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