The sale takes place at the theatre on 22 July. A teeny-tiny suitcase surprise leads to a fancy hotel stay for Gabby and Pandy.
#GAME SHOW HOST FANCY DRESS SERIES#
“We will also be selling make-your-own bunting and patchwork kits, made up of leftover fabric scraps, which will make wonderful craft projects.” CatRat takes center stage and hosts a series of dazzling dollhouse games. “Lots of the items will have been handmade by our wardrobe department so it will be a chance to get a piece of Octagon history,” she said. She added many of the pieces would be on sale for as little as £1. “We are delighted to be able to offer the items a second life by putting them on public sale.” Weve seen it all: detectives, Scooby Doo gangs, show girls, witches and wizards, Cluedo (or Clue) characters, CSI characters - anything goes at a CluedUpp. “Our store is literally bursting at the seams,” she said. Ms Newell said the theatre had been building its costume collection for over 50 years.
Some of the women’s and children’s period costumes worn in the theatre’s 2018 production of Jane Eyre and pieces from the 2015 production of The BFG will also be sold. Mens Sequin Tailcoat Swallowtail Suit Jacket Party Show Tux Dress Coat. FREE delivery Sat, Jun 24 on 25 of items shipped by Amazon. They said the items included the suit worn by Matthew Croke and the dress worn by Sarah Vezmar when they played Don Lockwood and Lina Lamont in the 2016 production of Singin’ In The Rain. Game Show Host Trivia Board Game Night Questions Gift T-Shirt. Most of the game shows television audiences enjoy these days have been on the air for a long, long time. “Wardrobe manager Su Newell said it would be “a chance to get a piece of Octagon history”.Ī theatre representative said the sale would include clothes, shoes, hats, and lots more, including “everyday clothing items, vintage pieces, costume items and fancy-dress articles”. Published TV audiences have a soft spot for game shows, which define the current era by the outfits worn by hosts and contestants.
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