This experience was brutal for our family's already busy schedule. Committing to this production was the cause of many arguments, many tears, hours of practice, robbed our nights, weekends and holiday breaks, but without a doubt a wonderful experience for Emory and the end result made it all worth it for us all. I'm certain we will do it all over again next year.
Emory knew part of the role required theatre make-up, which he has never been a fan of, not even on Halloween. The make-up is thick and very oily, similar to Desitin diaper crème.
Seems after the third night of make-up he adjusted just fine and even figured out how to transfer make-up scars on his face to his hands to make additional scars.
Emory appears on stage and dances/sings behind Morticia:
At intermission the actors hit the auditorium to sell raffle tickets. After all, who can say 'no' to these faces:
Emory is directly behind 'Gomez' on the right.
1 comment:
He looks COOL. I would be scared to death. Of couse he looks a little dead😆.
Love Grampy
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