This is the second post about our schools latest costuming endeavor.
The town of Novgorod is visited by far away guests who all sing and dance to entice our hero to travel to their lands in search of riches.
Of course Sadko's adventures take him to even more fantastical depths, such as the kingdom of the King of the Sea!
More details tomorrow!
The town of Novgorod is visited by far away guests who all sing and dance to entice our hero to travel to their lands in search of riches.
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| the Varangian guests in sketch |
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| and on stage |
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| the Venetian guests in sketch |
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| and on stage |
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| Indian guests in sketch |
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| in dance |
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| and in song |
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| The King of the Sea with his daughter the Princess Volkhova and her sisters |
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| Volkhova and the Sea King talk to Sadko |
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| father and daughter |
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| the beautiful princess |
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| Volkhova's sisters aka the waves |
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| singing with all the little sea creatures |
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| waves |
5 comments:
The waves! I love the waves! (and everything else!)
So Wonderful! I think you need to do a costume book!
Or is it just that Russian Fairy tales are so inspiring to costume? :)
Sandy in the UK
The costumes are magnificent! Thank you so much.
Thank you, also, for the jog to my own memory. Once upon a time, long ago and far away, I studied with Adeline Nall at Fairmount High School, the home of James Dean. Costumes for the drama department were the beginnings of my artistic practice. Memory, as I said, more than forty years ago.
Oh my gosh, Natalya, these are all remarkable!
Karen stole my line, "I love the waves"! Actually, I love all the costumes but I would really like to be the sea king!
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