Neverland News - April 28, 2008
Monday, April 28, 2008
Neverland News – April 28, 2008
So I hope everyone is gearing up for a busy but exciting week. We know it was a long day Sunday, but the staff got a lot accomplished and we are ready to do a full dress rehearsal tonight – which is very exciting! If you do not have your costume for dress rehearsal tonight – not to worry! The costume committee is hard at work and will have your costume ready soon. If you do not have a costume yet, wear regular clothes tonight.
On a side note – I want all the parents to know that the kids were EXTREMELY well behaved on Sunday. For it being a long day, they were attentive, respectful of the theater and others, and quiet when they needed to be. The staff was very proud of them and I wanted to be sure the parents knew.
Below you will find costume info regarding shoes and make up as well as the concession stand donation list. Your family name will have an item listed next to it. Please bring that item to the concession stand area on the day you are assigned. The concession stand chairperson will check you off. Each item will be sold for $1.
Costume Info
Most costumes were distributed on Sunday. The only things participants need to provide is their shoes an socks. I am sorry for the late notice on the shoes. Please see the guidelines below.
Shoes for costumes – No athletic shoes.
Pirates:
Black or Brown shoes or boots.
Socklets (should appear sockless)
Lost Boys:
Black or Brown shoes or low boots.
Socklets (should appear sockless)
Indians:
I have ordered moccasins. They will be here soon.
Tan tights or bare legs and Socklets (should appear sockless)
Peter – Boots have been ordered
Wendy – Pink ballet slippers or something similar.
Michael - None
John Black jazz shoes or black slippers
Liza: Black jazz shoes
Nana: Black jazz shoes or similar
Mr. Darling: Black dress shoes
Mrs. Darling: Flat dress shoes.
Lion: any (black preferred) Black socks
Kangaroo: any (black preferred) Black socks
Ostrich: Black jazz shoes or similar Black socks
Smee Black or Brown shoes or boots. Socklets (should appear sockless)
Crocodile: Any
Wendy (grown up) Flat dress shoes.
Jane Pink ballet slippers or something similar.
Tinkerbell – White Ballet shoes \ Nude tights
Make Up
Make up for all characters should look natural. See the general tips below.
For Lost Boys, brown smudges can be added to give the appearance of dirty faces.
For Pirates, some smudges can be added or “five o’clock shadow”. Indians can wear war paint.
General Make-up Tips
Stage makeup is very tricky for most people. It layers thick (and always seems TOO thick when it’s going on), and it looks very garish. Many people actually don’t put it on thick enough. Even if it looks very dark while it’s being done, it still may fade under the bright stage lights. Tips for colors and application are below. These tips were written up specifically for stage makeup, but if you do not want to purchase stage make up you can use regular street makeup if you wish.
Foundation goes on first. It’s very thick, heavy cream and should be a little bit darker than skin tone. Two colors can be blended (the lighter one going on first) if there’s no color that’s appropriate. Darker (but not excessively dark) is always better. Start the foundation at the forehead and blend up to the hairline. Then cover the rest of the face, including ears, eyelids, and the neck. The neck is necessary so it doesn’t look like a mask. On guys, the entire neck (back too) is sometimes done, but this is messy. After the general foundation, a lighter color goes over the shadows under the nose and on the chin.
After all of the foundation is complete, the blush is done. Choose a rosy color (paler for men) and streak it over the cheekbone. Blend down and up, about halfway down the cheek. On men, it should look naturally rosy, while on women it should be dark enough that it will be seen on the stage as makeup. The blush is also (very slightly) blended over the nose and onto the forehead. The blush will almost always be darker on women than one thinks at first. This must be visible to the audience from under the hot stage lights.
Next is the eye makeup, which is the most complicated part. First a very white ‘highlighter’ is used along the brow bone (right underneath the eyebrow) and under the eye. This should be well blended so there are no white streaks, but the area is lightened. Next, a color that’s a little darker than skin tone is brushed over the eye, just above the eyelid but below the brow bone. This is also blended beneath the eye. Over this, an even darker color is put along the top of the eyelid and is blended downwards. It also acts as an eyeliner, but only on the top of the eye. On men, this may be enough for eyeliner. Over this, for women, find an even darker, rosier color that looks more like normal eye shadow. Put this on as one might for everyday makeup, but make it look more obvious. Blend the color a little above the eyebrow so that it’s visible. Men may not need this; if they do, choose a less rosy color. After color is on, line the eyes with dark brown or a similar color. Black should never be used unless the character is very dramatic and needs wild makeup. Last, mascara is put on the top lashes. Try putting the wand into the actor’s lashes and having him or her blink – this makes errors less likely.
Concession Donations
Please drop off your assigned donation on your assigned day in the Lobby and check off your name - NO GENERIC BRANDS, Thanks! Make sure all baked goods are able to be sold for $1.00 each. If you bring homemade treats, please make sure they are portioned and wrapped. Any questions, contact Lisa Carey at Lccarey5@aol.com
Another list will be sent out the final week of the show for additional items based on what is left from the fist two weeks.
Friday May 2nd – 7.30 p.m.
1. Albertson 2 doz baked goods
2. Auerweck 2 doz baked goods
3. Bender 2 doz baked goods
4. Berenstein 2 doz baked goods
5. Bowman 2 doz baked goods
6. Brewer 24 bottles water
7. Cannon 24 bottles water
8. Carey Large box variety chips (30 count)
9. Chen 24 bottles water
10. Chopra 2 doz baked goods
11. Cousineau 24 candy bars
12. Davidson 24 candy bars
13. Dwyer Large box variety of chips (30 count)
14. Feigelson 24 bottles water
15. Fraher 24 bottles water
16. Fuchs 24 bottles water
17.Garber 24 cans Pepsi
18. Garcia 24 cans diet Pepsi
19. Gerber 24 cans Coke
20. Goell 24 cans diet Coke
21. Gottfried 24 cans Sprite
22. Graham 24 cans Sunkist
23. Hafter 24 candy bars
24. Hagen 24 candy bars
Saturday May 3rd – 2.00p.m.
25. Hall 2 doz baked goods
26. Hamer 2 doz baked goods
27. Heinrichs 2 doz baked goods
28. Hendershott 2 doz baked goods
29. Herman 2 doz baked goods
30. Hickey 24 bottles water
31. Hildbrandt 24 bottles water
32. Hobbs 24 bottles water
33. Hoffman Large box variety of chips (30 count)
34. Honnert 24 candy bars
35. Houston 24 candy bars
36. Hull 24 candy bars
37. Kelaita 24 candy bars
Sunday May 4th – 2.00p.m.
38. Kalish Large box variety of chips (30 count)
39. Kammeyer 24 cans Coke
40. Kelley 24 cans diet coke
41. Knauth 24 cans Sprite
42. Koch 2 doz baked goods
43. Landry 24 candy bars
44. Lee 24 candy bars
45. Levine 2 doz baked goods
46. Li 2 doz baked goods
Friday May 9th – 7.30 p.m.
47. Lieberman 2 doz baked goods
48. Liguori 2 doz baked goods
49. Lipson 2 doz baked goods
50. Lumb 24 cans Coke
51. McDonell 24 cans diet Coke
52. Mendez 24 cans diet Pepsi
53. Nickison 24 cans Pepsi
54. Noda 24 cans Sunkist
55. Odell 24 cans Sprite
56. Osorio 24 bottles water
57. Palmer 24 bottles water
58. Perry 24 bottles water
59. Proctor 24 bottles water
60. Railsback 2 doz baked goods
61. Ridge 2 doz baked goods
62. Riedel 2 doz baked goods
63. Rienhoff 24 candy bars
64. Roias 24 candy bars
65. Rosen 24 candy bars
66. Sanchez Large box variety of chips (30 count)
Saturday May 10th – 2.00 p.m.
67. Stengele 2 doz baked goods
68. Tabb 24 bottles water
69. Timpano 2 doz baked goods
70. Titsworth 24 bottles water
71. Vejvoda 2 doz baked goods
72. Visini 24 bottles water
73. Wach Large box variety of chips (30 count)
74. Williams 2 doz baked goods
75. Wolf 2 doz baked goods
76. Woods 24 bottles water
77. Zamloot 2 doz baked goods
So I hope everyone is gearing up for a busy but exciting week. We know it was a long day Sunday, but the staff got a lot accomplished and we are ready to do a full dress rehearsal tonight – which is very exciting! If you do not have your costume for dress rehearsal tonight – not to worry! The costume committee is hard at work and will have your costume ready soon. If you do not have a costume yet, wear regular clothes tonight.
On a side note – I want all the parents to know that the kids were EXTREMELY well behaved on Sunday. For it being a long day, they were attentive, respectful of the theater and others, and quiet when they needed to be. The staff was very proud of them and I wanted to be sure the parents knew.
Below you will find costume info regarding shoes and make up as well as the concession stand donation list. Your family name will have an item listed next to it. Please bring that item to the concession stand area on the day you are assigned. The concession stand chairperson will check you off. Each item will be sold for $1.
Costume Info
Most costumes were distributed on Sunday. The only things participants need to provide is their shoes an socks. I am sorry for the late notice on the shoes. Please see the guidelines below.
Shoes for costumes – No athletic shoes.
Pirates:
Black or Brown shoes or boots.
Socklets (should appear sockless)
Lost Boys:
Black or Brown shoes or low boots.
Socklets (should appear sockless)
Indians:
I have ordered moccasins. They will be here soon.
Tan tights or bare legs and Socklets (should appear sockless)
Peter – Boots have been ordered
Wendy – Pink ballet slippers or something similar.
Michael - None
John Black jazz shoes or black slippers
Liza: Black jazz shoes
Nana: Black jazz shoes or similar
Mr. Darling: Black dress shoes
Mrs. Darling: Flat dress shoes.
Lion: any (black preferred) Black socks
Kangaroo: any (black preferred) Black socks
Ostrich: Black jazz shoes or similar Black socks
Smee Black or Brown shoes or boots. Socklets (should appear sockless)
Crocodile: Any
Wendy (grown up) Flat dress shoes.
Jane Pink ballet slippers or something similar.
Tinkerbell – White Ballet shoes \ Nude tights
Make Up
Make up for all characters should look natural. See the general tips below.
For Lost Boys, brown smudges can be added to give the appearance of dirty faces.
For Pirates, some smudges can be added or “five o’clock shadow”. Indians can wear war paint.
General Make-up Tips
Stage makeup is very tricky for most people. It layers thick (and always seems TOO thick when it’s going on), and it looks very garish. Many people actually don’t put it on thick enough. Even if it looks very dark while it’s being done, it still may fade under the bright stage lights. Tips for colors and application are below. These tips were written up specifically for stage makeup, but if you do not want to purchase stage make up you can use regular street makeup if you wish.
Foundation goes on first. It’s very thick, heavy cream and should be a little bit darker than skin tone. Two colors can be blended (the lighter one going on first) if there’s no color that’s appropriate. Darker (but not excessively dark) is always better. Start the foundation at the forehead and blend up to the hairline. Then cover the rest of the face, including ears, eyelids, and the neck. The neck is necessary so it doesn’t look like a mask. On guys, the entire neck (back too) is sometimes done, but this is messy. After the general foundation, a lighter color goes over the shadows under the nose and on the chin.
After all of the foundation is complete, the blush is done. Choose a rosy color (paler for men) and streak it over the cheekbone. Blend down and up, about halfway down the cheek. On men, it should look naturally rosy, while on women it should be dark enough that it will be seen on the stage as makeup. The blush is also (very slightly) blended over the nose and onto the forehead. The blush will almost always be darker on women than one thinks at first. This must be visible to the audience from under the hot stage lights.
Next is the eye makeup, which is the most complicated part. First a very white ‘highlighter’ is used along the brow bone (right underneath the eyebrow) and under the eye. This should be well blended so there are no white streaks, but the area is lightened. Next, a color that’s a little darker than skin tone is brushed over the eye, just above the eyelid but below the brow bone. This is also blended beneath the eye. Over this, an even darker color is put along the top of the eyelid and is blended downwards. It also acts as an eyeliner, but only on the top of the eye. On men, this may be enough for eyeliner. Over this, for women, find an even darker, rosier color that looks more like normal eye shadow. Put this on as one might for everyday makeup, but make it look more obvious. Blend the color a little above the eyebrow so that it’s visible. Men may not need this; if they do, choose a less rosy color. After color is on, line the eyes with dark brown or a similar color. Black should never be used unless the character is very dramatic and needs wild makeup. Last, mascara is put on the top lashes. Try putting the wand into the actor’s lashes and having him or her blink – this makes errors less likely.
Concession Donations
Please drop off your assigned donation on your assigned day in the Lobby and check off your name - NO GENERIC BRANDS, Thanks! Make sure all baked goods are able to be sold for $1.00 each. If you bring homemade treats, please make sure they are portioned and wrapped. Any questions, contact Lisa Carey at Lccarey5@aol.com
Another list will be sent out the final week of the show for additional items based on what is left from the fist two weeks.
Friday May 2nd – 7.30 p.m.
1. Albertson 2 doz baked goods
2. Auerweck 2 doz baked goods
3. Bender 2 doz baked goods
4. Berenstein 2 doz baked goods
5. Bowman 2 doz baked goods
6. Brewer 24 bottles water
7. Cannon 24 bottles water
8. Carey Large box variety chips (30 count)
9. Chen 24 bottles water
10. Chopra 2 doz baked goods
11. Cousineau 24 candy bars
12. Davidson 24 candy bars
13. Dwyer Large box variety of chips (30 count)
14. Feigelson 24 bottles water
15. Fraher 24 bottles water
16. Fuchs 24 bottles water
17.Garber 24 cans Pepsi
18. Garcia 24 cans diet Pepsi
19. Gerber 24 cans Coke
20. Goell 24 cans diet Coke
21. Gottfried 24 cans Sprite
22. Graham 24 cans Sunkist
23. Hafter 24 candy bars
24. Hagen 24 candy bars
Saturday May 3rd – 2.00p.m.
25. Hall 2 doz baked goods
26. Hamer 2 doz baked goods
27. Heinrichs 2 doz baked goods
28. Hendershott 2 doz baked goods
29. Herman 2 doz baked goods
30. Hickey 24 bottles water
31. Hildbrandt 24 bottles water
32. Hobbs 24 bottles water
33. Hoffman Large box variety of chips (30 count)
34. Honnert 24 candy bars
35. Houston 24 candy bars
36. Hull 24 candy bars
37. Kelaita 24 candy bars
Sunday May 4th – 2.00p.m.
38. Kalish Large box variety of chips (30 count)
39. Kammeyer 24 cans Coke
40. Kelley 24 cans diet coke
41. Knauth 24 cans Sprite
42. Koch 2 doz baked goods
43. Landry 24 candy bars
44. Lee 24 candy bars
45. Levine 2 doz baked goods
46. Li 2 doz baked goods
Friday May 9th – 7.30 p.m.
47. Lieberman 2 doz baked goods
48. Liguori 2 doz baked goods
49. Lipson 2 doz baked goods
50. Lumb 24 cans Coke
51. McDonell 24 cans diet Coke
52. Mendez 24 cans diet Pepsi
53. Nickison 24 cans Pepsi
54. Noda 24 cans Sunkist
55. Odell 24 cans Sprite
56. Osorio 24 bottles water
57. Palmer 24 bottles water
58. Perry 24 bottles water
59. Proctor 24 bottles water
60. Railsback 2 doz baked goods
61. Ridge 2 doz baked goods
62. Riedel 2 doz baked goods
63. Rienhoff 24 candy bars
64. Roias 24 candy bars
65. Rosen 24 candy bars
66. Sanchez Large box variety of chips (30 count)
Saturday May 10th – 2.00 p.m.
67. Stengele 2 doz baked goods
68. Tabb 24 bottles water
69. Timpano 2 doz baked goods
70. Titsworth 24 bottles water
71. Vejvoda 2 doz baked goods
72. Visini 24 bottles water
73. Wach Large box variety of chips (30 count)
74. Williams 2 doz baked goods
75. Wolf 2 doz baked goods
76. Woods 24 bottles water
77. Zamloot 2 doz baked goods
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