@maconbradley: 🎭🚨CALLING ALL THEATER KIDS AND PROP MASTERS AND ANY WHO ARE CRAFTY 🚨 🎭 I need your tips and tricks to make easy, simple but also cool and fun props/set pieces for our summer youth theater camp! We’re doing The SpongeBob Musical: Youth Edition! It’s a one-week camp where we put on a whole show in 6 six days! We can’t go too elaborate but I still want it to be fun and exciting for the campers. Have you worked on this show before? Or just super well-versed in the theater world and can provide advice? Any help or ideas you have is much appreciated! I have the whole weekend to work on things. Plenty of time!! 😅 #spongebobsquarepants #spongebob #spongebobmusical #musical #theatrekid #Summer #camp #craft

Redheaded Sojourner :

I don't know if it's still there, but there was a box of pool noodles in the furniture storage room next to the stage. Lots of things like sea coral, Gary the Snail, costume pieces, can be made from pool noodles.

Karismaklysm :

Blacklights and uv paint! Let the kids paint stuff to glow

leahmarilla :

no sew tutu with plastic bags and ribbon is basically just cutting and tying knots 🫡

Hanney :

Ribbon streamers in various colors goes a looooong way.

thomas 🎶🦋✨ :

Sent to my theatre peeps- hopefully they see and comment! 💖

costexo :

Text me, there’s a children’s theatre near you that JUST did SpongeBob not too long ago and they may have some set and props left!

Ryan Jalernpan :

two tiny wings :

Fellow non-crafter - I used plastic shower loofah clusters as anemone beds with spiraled pool noodle segments coming out of them. Check Dollar Tree for both!

jaketeeling :

pool noodles can be sliced up 100 different ways and look like amazing underwear set dressings!!

Ryan Jalernpan :

I third the pool noodles. We put them in plant pots and don’t underestimate a bunch of green streamers twisted together and hung on black foam or curtains.

88keys10fingers :

Yes to the pool noodles- Umbrellas with Crepe Paper and ribbons can make awesome jellyfish. We also got a TON of floral vine greenery from the dollar store and made it look like kelp.