Stage crew dresses up 'Pippin'
At the Dale K. Hidde Theatre, a quack or bark comes from the stage these days. “We’re using live animals including a dog and a duck,” sophomore prop mistress Maureen Smith said about Tosa East Player’s production of the musical “Pippin.” Props are one of the many components of the play that require months of behind-the-scenes preparation. Others include costumes, lighting and set construction.Junior Jane Paar, a member of the lighting crew said “Pippin” “relies a lot on the set and the costumes” but includes unique lighting. The Tosa
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