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Miguel Gutierrez
"THE CIRCLE OF
LIFE" - THE LION
KING ON
BROADWAY CAST
I'm going to talk about "The Circle of Life" -
The Lion King on Broadway Cast is a musical
theater play that is mainly based on Disney's
The Lion King movie, now let's talk about the
main theme
MAIN TOPIC
"The Circle of Life" is an iconic and super famous live performance
performed by the cast of The Lion King on Broadway. This song,
composed by Elton John and with lyrics by Tim Rice, opens the work
and symbolizes the endless cycle of life on the African savanna. The
production stands out above all, which we will talk about later, for its
innovative scenery and costumes, which impressively recreate African
fauna through puppets and costumes. The music, characterized by
African rhythms and powerful choral harmonization, along with
choreography inspired by tribal movements, offers a sensory
experience that celebrates cultural diversity and the universal
connection between all living beings.
CHARACTERS
Simba: Protagonist and future king.

Mufasa: Father of Simba, wise king of the savanna

Scar: Mufasa's brother and antagonist.

Nala: Simba's childhood friend and future companion.

Rafiki: Shaman and spiritual guide of the kingdom.

Timon and Pumbaa: Simba's comic friends, they promote the philosophy of "Hakuna Matata."
SCENOGRAPHY LOCKER
ROOMVISUAL AND CULTURAL
IMPACT
Scenography
Very innovative design: The scenery of “The Lion King” uses elements that recreate the African savanna, focusing on nature and open
landscapes.
Puppets and stage apparatus: Puppets and mobile structures are used that represent many animals, creating a fairly dynamic and
visually good environment.
Movement and Space: Choreography and set design are synchronized to allow for fluid transitions and visually striking scenes.
Locker room
Design by Julie Taymor: The costumes are a mix of costumes and puppets, designed by Julie Taymor, who also directed the play.
Animal performance: Actors wear costumes that imitate the appearance and movements of the animals they represent, such as lions,
giraffes, and birds.
Materials and textures: Natural materials and artisanal techniques are used to create textures that evoke animal skin and fur, as well as
African tribal and cultural elements.
Visual and cultural impact
Cultural Authenticity: Costumes and scenery reflect African culture and art, contributing to the authenticity and depth of the performance.
Immersive Experience: The set of these elements offers an immersive theatrical experience.

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