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1. The costume design conveys that Aladdin took place in Arabia back when there were kings, princesses, and magic. They show the status of the characters. Princess Jazmin was beautifully dressed the whole play while Aladdin is shown to grow. First, he wears common outfits and grows into prince wear. They also show magic. More magic characters seemed to glow with their costumes
2. The costumes seemed Arabian. This makes sense because Aladdin takes place in Arabia and the costumes seem to fit.
3. The colors really showed personality. Jaffar was dressed in black and red because he was evil. Genie was blue because he was a good person and Aladdin started to wear white because he became a prince and hero.
4. All the costumes fit very well for their status. The only one that didn't was Aladdin when he was faking royalty. This was part of the play so he could deceive and become a higher-standing person.
5. The costumes did help us understand the different social groups, relationships, and conflicts. You could see wealth struggle, good and evil, and even love or hatred. They really helped show all of these relationships.
6. There were many different hairstyles ornamentation and special effects. The bird was a fantastic puppet. Genie was covered in blue paint to convey his magic. Jafar's costume near the ed is unique showing his power. All of the elements fit so well into the story. They help it progress and gave clear pictures of what was happening

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1. The scenery helped convey the Arabian-type area. The colors were yellow as I would expect the buildings to look. The scenes show off the Magic, royalty, or common areas very well so you can follow what's happening.
2. The atmosphere was magical. The scenes had smoke and lights that really showed off this magic. The whole play seemed illuminated in bright colors that focused on what was happening and emphasize the atmosphere.
3. Blues, Reds, and Yellows dominate the design. Blues show all of the magic through the scenes. Yellow shows the Middle eastern aspects and Reds show the evil occurring.
4. The setting was Arabia but any more specific is made up. The place was very appropriate.
5. It was moderately indicative of what I think it would look like aside from all of the magic.
6. There were some symbolic things. Genie being stuck in a cave symbolizes his imprisonment. Aladdin and Jazmin in the night sky symbolize freedom.
7. There were a lot of scene changes. They handled them very well. I could not tell how they were all done.
8. No projections or videos were used.
9. There were special effects. The biggest being Jafar turning into the giant snake. It seemed to be done with a drop stage and wired snake.

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1. The lighting helped convey the mood and magic. It helped convey Arabia with the yellows.
2. The lighting was very magical. It seemed to show the evil and magic through heavy blues and reds. The lighting was very appropriate.
3. The lighting was not realistic. It was much more magical. The lighting seemed top-down for most of the play. It did seem appropriate because it all seemed very magical.
4. The performers were lit correctly and could always be seen.
5. The light changed smoothly. It changed depending on the scenes and did a good job when characters required different lighting.
6. There were special lighting effects. A lot of flashing with magic and smoke helped with the lighting effects.
7. There were sound effects that helped convey what was happening. They helped me imagine what was happening and the magic going on.
8. The sound was not realistic but more magical.
9. The performers were amplified. It seemed to fit well.
10. The music was Aladdin's original music. It very much helped convey what was happening in the scenes.