Goldilocks on Trial

 

 Goldilocks on Trial

Oct. 20-22

This show was a showcase show. Which means that it was one of the smaller shows. We were to use set pieces that were already built and not be too extravagant with our set. It was John's design this time. It didn't take much time to build. I was to wood grain the pieces for the court room. I did simple wood graining with a brush. John told me to decorate the table for the Bear's House however I wanted, but something whimsical. This was so much fun. I think it came out pretty good for the quick turn around!

 The finished set

 

The beginning...

 
 



 



Everything finished, but still at the shop.

 
 
  

 
 
   
 
 
On Stage
 







 
 

The Whole Set

 
 
 


The Performance!

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