About Costumes Finding and making costumes is a fun and creative part of being involved in theater. When possible, cast members are included in finding costume pieces. This gives them an opportunity to add their personality. This is also how costuming works in most school and community theater productions - everyone helps. Alice in Wonderland, Jr is a fun, colorful show. We may ask you to supply some of your own costumes and we may be providing some as well. We will have a costume parade for you to show us what you have found, probably the first week of November. This will give time for the costume committee to add and change pieces before full dress rehearsals begin. If we tell you that something you have found isn't going to work, don't take it personally. We look at the big picture so something that looks great on you alone may not work when the whole cast is together.
Contact Information for Questions Costume Committee Best Places to Go for Costume Supplies Rarely is it necessary for a cast member to buy something brand new for a show. Try to find something in your closet, from a family member or friend or look for something used. Theater costumes shouldn't be expensive. Thrift Stores Goodwill 600 E Lancaster Ave Shillington Goodwill Outlet and Clearance Center (in Exeter) They also have shoes ($2 a pair).. Stock rotates - if it was there one day, it will not be there when you come back since things are disposed of a few times a day. Great deals - a little hit or miss. For gowns, feel for satin as you are digging. |
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