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Extra adults in rehearsals are needed for insurance purposes. We need to have at least 2 adults in a room at all times with a student, and we are asking for parents to come and sit in on a rehearsal and if needed come to a different room to allow our directors to work with small groups of students.
Extra Adult Sign Up
We have an opportunity for our students to preform a song from Aristocats during the church service on February 23rd. We would ask for students to arrive at 9am, and the performance would be around 10:30am. You would be welcome to stay through the service or leave once they are done. This is a fantastic way to promote the show, as well as have an extra chance to be on stage before opening night. Please rsvp on the form below
Performance Opportunity
BASE LAYER Information
Base layers at Impact theater are a way for us to allow kids to get into costume and make costume changes backstage. We ask that you provide your student with a top, bottom and socks from the lists below. If you have any questions about the base layers, please reach out in the WhatsApp Group. Keep in mind that these will be worn under their costume, so lighter weight items will be best.
Girls Base Layers A nude color camisole and nude colored bike shorts and no show footie socks
Here are some examples:
Boys Base Layers NUDE/WHITE tight fitting tank (NOT BAGGY FITTING) and tight fitting black shorts and no show footies
Here are some examples:
Hair and Makeup
We will have a makeup "dress rehearsal" on February 16th. Please come to rehearsal with your stage makeup done. Ms. Erin will take a look at what is done and give any notes to parents as needed. IF your child is not comfortable with the makeup, please reach out. We are also happy to help, so if you are unsure of what to do, please let us know, or come early so we can help you get them ready.
Hair:
All girl cats and dogs should try to do a hair style with 2 sides to accent your ears- two low braids, French braids, ponytails. Many of you are wearing headbands or hats, so keep that in mind with your styles, keep close to the head- no high ponies or pigtails or Dutch braids. See Images below
Edgar - low, slick bun, parted in the middle. Think villainous.
Madame - low looser bun, gray accents (we have gray for you to put in your hair, please do not buy any!).
Abigail and Amelia - low buns with curls around the face if possible.
Boys - no hair in your face, combed. Aristocats, slick and neat. Thomas, a little more tousled.
Makeup
All animal characters should do a medium-full coverage foundation layer and pink/peach blush, plus a natural shade of lip color. If you'd like to do light eyeliner and mascara, that is fine, but if your child isn't comfortable, skip it.
Boys should NOT do eyeliner or mascara, lip color is optional for boys as well.
For cats- here is a super simple tutorial on how to do nose/whiskers. Boy cats should NOT do the eyeliner on their eyes. Girl cats, it is OPTIONAL. Also, the video says white eyeshadow, but cats can also use shades of beige and light brown and orange cats like Thomas and Toulouse can play with orange/clay tones.
For dogs- you can use the same tutorial, but color the entire tip of the nose (see pictures). Also, no whiskers for the dogs and no white- use browns, beiges for your mouth area. NO eyeliner on the eyes for dogs at all.
Roquefort - a mouse nose is more of a circle on the end of the nose. It's typically pink, but we can use black to make sure it shows up on stage.
Madame, Edgar, Abigail and Ameila - basic stage makeup- medium/full coverage foundation, setting/translucent powder, pink/peach blush, natural lip color, light eyeliner and mascara (if child is comfortable)
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