Final Year Project Showcase

Production Design

The Woodland Lights (Costume & Props)

Slow Lorises and Ladybug Sensaroo (pericrew) taking a photo with audience members during the post-show interaction.
Children and caregivers from Superhero Me taking photos with Yellow Bell, Grandhopper & Cricket.
Final sketch showcases the colors, contents and layout of the interactive mushroom prop.
Finalized costume designs for all the characters.
Actors on stage in full costume, hair, and makeup for full dress rehearsal.
Members of the Costume & Props team backstage, working on the hair and makeup of the actors and Sensaroos.
Costume & Props team touching up the Head Lumberjack's moustache during show day.
Final sketch of our Yellow Bell Fairy along with the front, side & back view of the actual costume, hair, and makeup.
Nocturnal Creatures using the interactive mushroom prop basket during one of the show's sensory moments.

PROJECT INFO:

The Woodland Lights is an inclusive and purpose-built production designed for neurodiverse audiences. Our team conducted extensive research, brainstorming, sketching, troubleshooting and prototyping; before we started to create interactive, durable, tactile and functional costumes and props. We wanted to engage the audience and immerse them in a safe and sensorial world for a truly immersive experience. Our audience were from Rainbow Centre, Superhero Me as well as a mix of the Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) communities.