Finale for Season of The Year SIBKL

Season of the Year has finally ended and so this too will be the last post. Wish I could name all of them but I could barely count them either.

A quick switch to wide angle lens brings in the strobe lights making the whole stage looking just so much more cool.

I think there should be a standing ovation but didn’t have time to look behind. Nevertheless everyone has worked hard and is part of this awesome and humongous project.

Some leftover shots that I just find them simply wonderful. The saloon boys doing their dance that got a ‘woohoo’ from the crowd every-single-show!

The tossing of papers is kewl also. I could photoshop more in if I wanted to. hmmm…..

This is Sam’s spectacles after the breakup. He had to cry every time. And we haven’t counted in the rehearsals yet… salute to him on how he can handle the emotions so well.

After knowing the real Jade, seeing Jade acting something that isn’t her would have been something challenging if it was me. How does one play Cheerful Jade and Scowling Izabel several times a day?! Another salute.

Six directors: Kenny, Juni, Tabby, Pastor Lee Choo, Ronnie and Chris Kirkham

The rise of Hitler!

Eventually torn up…

And I wasn’t spared. HAHAHAHA! Love these people so much!

To the heart break of everyone involved, the beautiful beautiful stage was slowly dismantled. Sigh…

And so, this marks a milestone in many lives.

The casts had to go through 3 auditions, 6 months of practice, 4 times a week at first, then 6 times a week towards showtime!

The sound crew had to mess with wireless.

The light crew had heavy-duty equipments.

The prop masters had to make sure every piece is in place… and quickly replace stuff if they are broken.

Make-up artists have to face-shine all 23 casts every show.

Stage manager Cheryl have the best job… just look worriedly busy all the time.

The directors had the satisfaction to see what their brain juice is made of.

And I, the photographer came in 3 months before the show, shot 12500++ pictures, filtered to 10GB of useful pics, and covered the whole event in only 4 blog post. *shrugs*

I miss SOTY.