Here are costume and set photos from the Theater Arts Guild (Skagit County, WA) production of Peter Pan at Skagit Valley College.
PETER PAN 2006 – Cast Photo
PETER PAN
NANA – DOG
PIRATES
CAPTAIN HOOK
SMEE
CAST PIRATES
FEMALE PIRATES
INDIANS
LOST BOYS – TWINS
PETER PAN’S SHADOW
See through gauze with sprinkles cut in shape of Peter Pan
CROCODILE – Tick Tock
FLY RIGGING
PETER PAN STAGE SET DESIGNS
UNDERGROUND
DARLING HOUSE STAIRCASE
DARLING HOUSE SET – VIEW FROM BOX SEATS
My Sound Effects Station
Using Kontakt Software triggering custom sound effects
MICROPHONE CUE SHEET FOR SOUND ENGINEER
McIntyre Hall – Skagit Valley College
View of Peter Pan Stage from Sound Control Booth
McIntyre Hall Sound Booth from Box Seats
Jerry Fortier – Sound Engineer
I am the volunteer Outreach & Marketing Coordinator for Skagit County Community Action. We are hosting a BBQ for the families that we service throughout the year and the Community Members that support our work. Our theme this year a circus theme and I am trying to locate a few pirates who would be willing to volunteer some time strolling our parking lot BBQ and interact with the children on Thursday, July 26th. the BBQ is from Noon to 2:00pm. These pirates look wonderful. Any information or leads you can give me would be greatly appreciated!! Thanks
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Very cool set!
that’s the most wonderful Peter Pan I’ve ever seen 🙂 … I mean the character
Ow Ow!! NICE Peter Pan!! veeeery good choice!!! 😉 great set and I love how you did the shadow!!
We recently did the ballet version of Peter Pan and it was amazing. Your set and the majority of your costumes were great but I was the Pan! and honestly theres really no comparison between your Pan and me. Other than that (and the pathetic mermaid and nana costumes) your version looks great!!
My twin daughters will be playing Harry and Terry in their upcoming school production of Peter Pan. Could you please tell me where you got the adorable costumes you used as your Harry & Terry twins??
Thank you,
Melissa
osnt that peter pan a girl?
Yes, that Peter Pan was a girl. A girl is often used for Peter Pan.
I am working on costumes for a public middle school production of Peter Pan. I was very impressed with the Crocodile costume (as well as others) used in your 2006 production. Can you refer me to the source of the crocodile costume? Thank you for your assistance.
– Mary
HELP!!!!! I am working on an elementary school production of Peter Pan. Don’t let the fact that it is elementary school make you think that everyone doesn’t go all out. They are extremely talented. I say that not even having a child in the production. Anyway, I’m in charge of making “Nana”. I am very stumped with her head… Can you direct me to anything (books, youtube videos, or directions) that will help me make the best Nana I could?
Hi Marian,
In the production of my “PAN” musical, we approached Nana without a headpiece. We used dog ears and makeup for the nose so the head was open while wearing a doggy suit. This was partly because in my PAN musical Nana has some vocal parts and had to wear a headset mic. Also because one of the directors wanted the child playing Nana to have an open face so they could act the various emotions of Nana vs. being hidden behind the headpiece.