Showing posts with label The Full Monty. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Full Monty. Show all posts

Thursday, September 23, 2010

The Full Monty

Enjoy some pictures from another show that I costumed and starred in, The Full Monty.  Although I didn't get the part I auditioned for, I had some great songs to sing.  This was a fun show to be in, and because of where we performed it, there were of course, a few changes made.  The language was cleaned up a bit, and it was more of the 90% Monty.  What with the flood lights at the end of the show, and the red drawers left on the stage at the end of the show, it was enough for the imagination.


Enjoy, and let me know if you have any questions or comments. 

The Guys from the mill.
SCRAP
Hi.  I'm Malcolm.  I live at home with my mother.
I need a friend.
That's my car.
Scrayayayap

On the town

What does he have that I don't.  A JOB.
Whoa there fella.
Can I bum a cig?
This is how you kill yourself.
I put my finger in a socket once.  Hurt real bad, but it didn't kill me though.
You need a rock, a big ... rock.
OOOhhh, like Carly Simon once sang....
I've got FRIENDS.
Ma, don't worry. 

Dance class.
Life with Harold.
Step, Step, cha cha cha.
This one time....
Big Black Man
Oh Yeah.
Jeannette's showbiz number
You're hired.
Can you believe those guys

The GOODS
You Walk With Me.
Is it the wind, over my shoulder
We have to wear what?
Looking SHARP.
Ba dum dum Ba
Let It Go!
In Unison
Still together.
Wait for it...
THE FULL MONTY!






Wednesday, August 25, 2010

Greetings

Hello blogging world. It is certainly a pleasure to meet you. I have been a fan of many blogs out there for a while, and have recently decided to try my hand at it. This will be a journey for all of us. To start off, I will be showing you some creations of my own, and others that have been created for me by a dear friend. When at all possible, I try to do my own sewing, but occasionally time does not allow. I cannot tell you how many shows I have costumed, and also been in where either mine, or my families costumes were the last thing produced for the show, often times not there until opening night. I hope to remedy that in the future, and start working on Family First. Right?


To start here is a little peak at my wife and I.


Such a cute Clock and Wardrobe.






Look, Working Doors and Drawers. Amazing. All on a PVC frame.




Cute aren't we. This is from a production of "Beauty and the Beast" that we were in, and that I was one of the costumer's. This was a great show to costume. So much fun. This is a picture from a dress rehearsal, so the costumes are not completely finished yet, but you get the basic idea.



Another great show that I costumed and was in is "Wizard of OZ". I must admit, this is still one of my most favorite rolls to play. I have been the same character in four different productions now, and I never get tired of it. Thi sone was also fun to costume. Here is a pic from that one, again, this is a dress rehearsal, and the costumes weren't completely finished yet.










This was also a production that I costumed, and after the fourth time in the show, we had a little more fun with the costumes. For Instance, We opened the show with all Sepia Toned costumes to get the movie feel. Our Munchkinland Scenes, were all in shades of blues and purples, because, if you pay attention, BLUE is their favorite COLOR. Also, Glinda is in blue as well, in a very reminiscent style as Glinda's bubble dress from the opening of Wicked.




Well, I will go for now. Let me know what you think? I will focus more on some of the shows one at a time, and post some more photos of them as well. Maybe I will create a Flickr account, and then you can browse all of the photos. What do you think? Would you like to see more of this style.



As I said before, let's take this little journey together shall we. I will be showing you some items from my portfolio along the way, and maybe some tips and tricks along the way as well. I hope to leaarn as well as teach. Let me know if you have any questions, and what you are up to.




Happy sewing.

JJ



One more pic. These are rip away costumes that I designed and made for "The Full Monty"