Aladdin Kids

Harrisburg Elementary Broadway Jr Club

Director: Kate Quigley

Stage Manager: Smith Smith

Scenic Designer: Lily Chapman

Costume Designer: Susan Dalton

Sound Designer: Josh Crisp

Lighting Designer: Nithila Srithik

My Role in This Production

* Served as Set Designer, Build lead, and Makeup Artist

* Designed full set concept and overall visual look

* Taught and guided a team of students through the construction process

* Collaborated with students to build and assemble the set

* Independently installed and set up the completed design

* Designed and applied makeup for full cast

Projects

I elevate the throne above all other scenic elements to establish it as the primary focal point and ultimate symbol of power.

The height reinforces Jafar’s ambition, making his final moment read visually as complete dominance over the stage.

I used the ensemble carrying reflective, star-like elements to create the illusion of traveling through the night sky.

Their movement and shimmer extend the magic of the flying carpet, making the moment feel larger and more immersive.

The dungeon features a dual-sided stone wall that transforms into Aladdin’s home, supporting fluid transitions.

The design stays intentionally simple, keeping the focus on Aladdin and the skeleton figures as the central visual elements.

I incorporated five distinct vendor stalls bread, jewels, clothing, fish, and spices each contributing to the world-building of Agrabah.

The bread vendor is emphasized as a key storytelling element within the scene.

The design uses multiple walkways and platforms to create constant movement and depth.

A central throne platform, framed by staircases and surrounded by carts and vendor spaces, anchors the composition.