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TMTR Reflection For our production of The Mouse that Roared, I was the crew head for costumes crew. This involved taking the measurements of all the cast members then putting off all of my work until after The King and I. Once I actually got to work my crew had all disappeared and all the costumes I had found had been lost so my job then consisted of finding all new costumes, Cherland saying they were fine, then hating them the week of the show. Once Cherland decided he hated everything I had given up a little bit then we scrapped most of what I had and ordered everything. So, all in all, it was a great show. I have learned that despite my best efforts, costumes cannot be done in two weeks and next time (which there won’t be, because I’m never

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