In part two of this series I’m going to concentrate on more… aspirational Maugrims.
For example, who says Maugrim has to be male?
None of these were from a Narnia production, as far as I know, but I’m including them to show the variation when costuming a wolf character.
Now, imagine the impact on stage of a whole pack of wolves.
These characters are from the world of dance where they know a thing or two about creating effective costumes. Ballet companies have larger budgets than many amateur theater groups and their costumes are made to last through many performances. Often they’re warehoused until the time comes when that production is on the season bill again.
Here’s a Narnia Maugrim dressed in plate armor, a different take on costuming him. But how does he speak with those fangs in his mouth?
Want to try a wolf makeup on yourself?
