| The Little Mermaid |
| The Little Mermaid |
Rehoboth Elementary School March 2013
| The folks at Rehoboth Elementary School have a reputation for putting on spectacular shows, and not just the elementary school variety. Director Kristin Gray and Technical Director Kevin Carter asked Seger to augment an already-rented backdrop to create eight scenes that would change quickly and carry on their tradition of exceptional productions. This is the result. |
| Ariel's Grotto |
| The Ship needed to be believable and versatile. Seger created a rocking bridge with an operating wheel. |
| The school offered 4'x 8' double-sided panels that were paired to make 8'x 8' rolling walls. Seger extended the panels with clouds, palm trees, coral and shipwrecks. |
| The Beach |
Triton's Court
Ursula's Lair
The Palace Kitchen
The Palace Hall
| The Lagoon |
| This is an indication of Rehoboth Elementary's dedication to quality. Along with appropriate makeup, great sound and lighting, the costumes were absolutely enchanting -- created by parents and fellow teachers -- making the production a source of tremendous school and community pride. |
| Ariel's Grotto |