![Bull sketch and the monkeys](javascript:changephoto("/media/show_images/show_49/Jungle_DR_1.jpg", "Bull sketch and the monkeys", "Sketches of the ideas for the monkey heads and the bull which was a costume worn by two actors with the head being hand held. The fabric was a net which allowed the actors beneath to be visible."))
![Rama The Bull](javascript:changephoto("/media/show_images/show_49/Rama_the_bull.jpg", "Rama The Bull", "Operated by two actors. It was necessary for Mowgli to sit on the bull so the ribcage was structural and supported on the shoulders of the two actors."))
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![The Bandalog](javascript:changephoto("/media/show_images/show_49/Bandalog_and_Set.jpg", "The Bandalog", "The Bandalog and the monkeys with images of the items of set under construction"))
Jungle Book
Birmingham Stage Company
Graeme Messer
Influences from embroidery textures to create the set and the costumes. The heads were made by Mark Wheeler who also made the elephant heads for Firework-Maker's Daughter.
Bull sketch and the monkeys
Sketches of the ideas for the monkey heads and the bull which was a costume worn by two actors with the head being hand held. The fabric was a net which allowed the actors beneath to be visible.