Please read the notes for your character(s), and BE READY when you come to rehearsal Wednesday night and to each performance! (Parents, we suggest that you discuss these notes with your actors who are too young to read/understand them. Thank you.) Remember that you may not bring any food or drink, except water, to rehearsals or performances. It is important to protect your costumes from spills and stains.
Except for Sally and Lucy, there will not be anyone backstage to do your hair for you, so it is very important that you come to each dress rehearsal and performance with your hair already done according to these notes. Please be sure that your hair is secured (use gel, clips, hairpins, etc.) so that it will stay out of your face for the entire performance. Everyone should bring his/her own clips, hairpins, hairbrush or comb. PLEASE DO NOT SHARE THESE ITEMS!! IMPORTANT: Please be sure your name is on EVERYTHING that you bring to the theatre.
No one will wear any makeup other than what you ordinarily wear.
Male characters, please wear your hair the way you ordinarily do unless you have been instructed otherwise.
Female chorus characters with long enough hair should wear it out of your face and in pigtails, braids, or ponytails...no one should wear hair down. If your hair is short, just wear it the way you ordinarily do...just be sure it is out of your face. Also all female characters who are wearing the denim skirts MUST wear shorts or leggings under them, even if you are wearing colored tights. The skirts are very short, especially from the audience's view.
Woodstock and Bird Friends should have come home with a bag of yellow feathers and a note about hair. Please wear your hair in one or two high buns, and then stick the feathers in and around the bun(s). Woodstocks need to wear buns a little lower to allow for the Farmer McGregor hat. We will have extra yellow feathers available in the dressing rooms.
Every actor except Snoopy and Charlie Brown should be wearing black shoes. Please see prior costume notes if you have any questions about this.
It was VERY HOT in the Theatre today, but everyone looked great in their costumes on stage. Thanks to all actors and parents for participating in the important job of costuming the show.
If you have any questions, please feel free to call one of us.
Lynn Bumgarner 251-5452
Alicia Smart 251-8101
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