From the Savanna To Broadway at The Lion King | LION | National Geographic
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National Geographic producer and director Faith Musembi goes backstage at Broadway's The Lion King, exploring the handmade masks, puppetry mechanics, and animal-inspired choreography that connect the stage production to real-world African wildlife.
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Answers: What goes on behind the scenes at Broadway's The Lion King?
- The Lion King on Broadway backstage tour
- Puppet and mask making for theater
- Animal-inspired choreography in dance
- African wildlife and cultural influences
- National Geographic Lion documentary
What it concludes
- The masks and puppets in The Lion King on Broadway are intricate works of art designed to allow actors to embody animal spirits.
- The choreography of The Lion King on Broadway incorporates authentic animal movements inspired by African wildlife.
- Parallels exist between the behaviors of wild lions in National Geographic's Lion and the interactions of characters in The Lion King on Broadway.
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