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You Look Marvelous
Creative Team
Original Script/Music/Lyrics: CG Miller
Music Sequencing: Christian Erickson
Vocal Recording: Lindsey Giese, Holly Jacobs, Jared Q. Miller
Costumes Reimagined: Jack Bledsoe
Set Design: Dave Horan
Graphic Design: Kari Powell
Original Director: Dan Workman
Original Choreographer: Deb Workman
Original Costume Design: Shandi Walnofer
"You Look Marvelous" presents a witty take on Hans Christian Andersen's story, "The Emperor's New Clothes," highlighting the dangers of vanity and greed. In this adaptation, the emperor, obsessed with new garments, falls prey to fraudulent weavers who claim to create invisible clothing that only the competent can perceive. As the emperor parades in his 'new attire,' the townspeople remain silent, afraid of being mocked for their inability to see it. It is only when the youth speaks out, shattering the illusion, that the truth emerges. This production invites audiences to look beyond mere appearances and to embrace authenticity by seeing with the heart, not just the mind.
Show length: approximately 40 minutes
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