The WIZ musical theatre

Holaaa,

I just got back from seeing "The WIZ" musical theatre in Altona (Melbourne suburb) .

It was very nice and entertaining. Cant stop smiling during the show!! 😆😆😆

I went there with my friend - Paula, both of us helped make the costumes for this musical. I love sewing ✂, I love music 🎼🎵🎶, I love theater 🎞, I love costumes 👠👗👒, - and I got it all in the MUSICAL THEATRE! so when she asked me to be a volunteer to help for costumes, yeayyyy !! What a great opportunity!

That is the pic when we made a big skirt for the 'wicked witch' (was still in progress) . When I saw the skirt on the stage...OMG! Beautiful! Stunning! Awesome!

Sorry I don't have a pic when it's on the stage- coz taking a pic on the show was not allowed 😉

And, that is the costume that my friend made for the 'Tin man', it was fabulous!

The show was GREAT🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

While we waited for the theater to open, we went outside to enjoy the sun. It was a very beautiful and sunny day (but cool). What a perfect day to be outside. Hahaha. 😅😉

Because, it was always cloudy and rainy here for the whole week, so when sunshine come, I'll be jump around!!

And I saw a very beautiful flowers outside the theater. I don't know what its called. But because the color is pink, so for now, I called it a pink flower 😆😄😅

Anyone who knows what it's called, don't be shy to let me know please 😆😙

That's all for now, thanks for reading my blog 😙😆

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