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Costume/Hair/Makeup DANCERS simple base + red lipstick slick back bun leotard, skirt, tights, ballet flats (black) STALKER loose black pants loose black hoodie + ski mask black shoes ( sneakers or workboots) MUM long brown curly hair long dress sandals CLEANER janitor overalls PROPS roses thrown on stage after performance Janitor cart TALENT Amone as 'Amelia' Esther as 'Dancer 1' Melody as 'Dancer 2'
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