Costume Design & Styling
Clue: High School Edition
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Clue: High School Edition
October 2022
William Mason High School, Mason Ohio
The Cook, clad in traditional chefs wear, is a striking white contrast to the darkness of Boddy Manor.
Wadsworth, the Butler, looks dapper in a traditional suit.
Caught red-handed, Ms. Scarlet admits to doing what she is being blackmailed for.
The cast huddles together, trying desperately to hear the conversation between their hosts.
Using glasses from cocktail hour, this ragtag group of felons tries to enhance what is heard through the door.
Mr. Green shares that he too received the exact same invitation to dinner that evening.
No show is complete without a sassy female lead, even better if she is wearing head-to-toe red.
In a custom-tailored suit, Mr. Boddy makes his appearance, revealing his intentions to his guests.
Ms. Scarlet reveals the “gift” she has been given.
In dramatic fashion, our feather-clad Mrs. Peacock reveals her “present.”
Colonel Mustard, wearing a hand-dyed jacket, reveals he has been given a larger-than-life wrench.
Mrs. White reveals her “gift” - a rope! Oh, the possibilities.
Clad in a vintage academic suit with custom purple elbow patches and buttons, Professor Plum reveals he has been given a revolver.
Wearing grassy hues, Mr. Green reveals he has been bestowed a lead pipe.
Mr. Boddy, host for the evening and giver of strange gifts, reveals his master plan to have the guests kill the butler.
A classic French maid, Yvette, tends to the grand (and spooky) manor.
Mr. Green opens the refrigerator to reveal the Cook, who has been stabbed!
Mrs. Peacock twirls in a hand jeweled and feathered frock, taking a swig from the flask inside her matching vintage purse.
Our colorful cast moves the body of the Cook, at the request of the butler Wadsworth who likes to keep the kitchen tidy.
Colonel Mustard is a determined man, although he is not as clever or witty as those around him.
Mrs. White wears a custom fit blazer and skirt inspired by Dior’s New Look of the later 1940’s.
Professor Plum, who specializes in pathological lying lunatics, now works for the US Government.
Student cast members who assisted with scene changes, holding set pieces, and committing murders, were dressed in long black trench coats, fedoras, and white gloves - all inspired by Film Noir.
Our sassiest character, Ms. Scarlet, always commanded the stage with her fiery look and over-the-top persona.
The Motorist, wearing a vintage leather jacket and matching loafers, interrupts the dinner party when his car breaks down outside.
The Colonel “interrogates” the Motorist before allowing him inside to use the phone.
Our not-so-humble-anymore butler, Wadsworth, locks the Motorist in the lounge.
A closer looks at Colonel Mustard’s suit jacket, hand dyed and paired with a pith helmet of the same hue.
The Motorist, now locked in the lounge, realizes he’s been trapped at the end of Act I.
The Motorist reveals he drives the Colonel on Tuesday nights…
A closer look at Professor Plum’s academic suit.
An unexpected police officer arrives, looking for the owner of a broken down car out front.
The cast pulls a quick one, hilariously posing the murder victims to look more “alive.”
The cast comes together to applaud their successful plot to keep the suspicious police officer at bay.
An unexpected knock at the door huddles our main cast together in anticipation.
A closer look at the details, hair, and makeup of Mrs. White’s solemn look.
The Singing Telegram girl enters through the door of Boddy Manor…
…and her prompt death awaits her as she is shot mid-song.
Professor Plum! In the Hall! With the Revolver!
… Or was it??
The Chief of Police escorts the Professor out… or does he?
A close up look of the stonework embellishment on Mrs. Peacock’s feathery frock, and matching handmade hat.
A serious, albeit clumsy, fellow.
Colonel Mustard gets escorted away by the Chief of Police… or does he?
More policeman appears as backup to the Chief.
Colonel Mustard poses with his hands up, as his medal of honor has been found at the scene of his crime.
The Butler, Wadsworth, reveals the truth as she waves a gun in the faces of the partygoers.
As Wadsworth reveals her master plan, Ms. Scarlet and Professor Plum try to avoid her wrath.
Wadsworth reveals her true identity, and (gasp!) it changes everything!
Mr. Green, revealing his true identity, dodges Wadsworth’s bullet with Matrix-style finesse,
After identities are revealed, two of our leading ladies show their shock on their faces.