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Part Two – The Wiggles 1. The show 'The Wiggles' is about a music group for children in Australia. The show is typically aimed at toddlers/preschoolers/young children. Through the show the group go on adventures and meet other characters (eg. Dorothy the Dinosaur, Captain Feathersword, Henry the Octopus, etc). 2. The main characters are Greg, Murray, Anthony and Jeff. They all want to make music and perform for young kids. 3. Costumes: the simple distinctive long sleeved tops with a different colour for each Wiggle. This works out so well in The Wiggles as it makes it each for little kids to know who is who and to pick out their favourite characters easier. Dance: the simple but effective dance moves make it easy for children to copy, join in and remember. It is also good as this way the performers can primarily focus on their singing while still keeping young kids entertained and interested 4. 'The Wiggles' is so appealing to a young audience as the easy dong and dance moves interest kids and encourages them to join in. This is shown with the songs Hot Potato, Fruit Salad and Toot Toot Chuga Chuga Big Red Car. The easy to follow plot lines also help in making this show a loveable, interesting, childrens show. Part Three – Cinderella …show more content…
A girl named Cinderella cooks, cleans and works for her evil stepsisters and stepmother. They all treat her horribly and make fun of her. All the ladies in the Kingdom who were eligible for marriage were invited to the ball. The evil stepmother and stepsisters did not allow Cinderella to go and left her at home. Luckily Cinderella's Fairy Godmother gets her ready for the ball. However everything will go back to normal at 12pm. Cinderella goes to the ball and the prince slowly falls in love with her. When the clock strikes 12, Cinderella runs out and drops her glass slipper. The Prince tries to find her and ends up marrying

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