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I choose to do a Movie Poster to attract viewers! But this is just a Movie Poster, the play is so much more... Welcome to the wonders of the play A Thousand Cranes!

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This play is very realistic and it can teach kids all about history and war. But even though Covid-19 is still here, this play (because it's SO good!) has motivated me to finish! It was very sentimental making this play, but that's why I choose it! This was way more interesting than I thought it would be! Finding the costumes and designing scenes. With (almost) nobody telling me... "No, it should be like this! What? Why? It was better before! Why did you change it! Do this..." Overall this play was amazing to make!

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A Thousand Cranes takes place in 1950 Hiroshima, Japan. The main character is Sadako, a 12 year old girl. Sadako is an amazing runner but she wants more than that. She is participating in a race against other girls in Hiroshima. She practices every day with her friend and amazing teacher, Kenji. But just before the race starts, Sadako gets Leukemia from the Atomic bomb that hit Japan when she was very young. She was only 2! Her parents "explained" how radiation from the bomb may not show up until she grew older. But sadly Sadako's Grandmother died because of that bomb. But Sadako was still confused, How can she get hurt from a bomb that didn't scratch her?!? As Sadako was counting the trees outside her window Kenji visits her. She is elated to see him! Kenji tells her of the tale of someone that was very sick, but had folded 1,000 paper cranes and magically got better. As Sadako heard that she immediately started folding more cranes. Will Sadako get better? Can this be a happy ever after?

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I imagine the hospital Sadako was in looked something like this! Poor Sadako, but I choose this picture because I liked the light shining through and I liked the simplicity!

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This sound cue happens a lot in this play, like in the beginning and in the hospital scene when Kenji comes to visit and the ending. It's called "Crane Folding Music". When I thought of that I imagined a melody and maybe Sadako was counting how many cranes she had folded. This video was not exactly what I expected but it was just what I needed! It was literally meant for this Sound Cue! I choose this Sound Cue because I thought it had a lot of meaning to it. Maybe it doesn't but it felt like it.

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I really loved these outfits for Sadako! They're cute and simple!

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These outfits were really fashionable in the 1950s! (I hope)

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I think these outfits would look pretty cool on Kenji!