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Costume, props, and scenery details are on Google pages for easier updating.

2024 Ensembles

Links below are to the site pages and costumes Google doc (permission required to view – request access if needed).

  • TBD | Costumes & Props (Google doc)
  • TBD (Gold mini) | Costumes & Props (Google doc)
  • TBD (Silver mini) | Costumes & Props (Google doc)
  • TBD (Silver mini) | Costumes & Props (Google doc)

2023 Ensembles

Links below are to the site pages and costumes Google doc (permission required to view – request access if needed).

  • Seussical! | Costumes & Props (Google doc)
  • Muses (Gold mini) | Costumes & Props (Google doc)
  • Hook (Silver mini) | Costumes & Props (Google doc)
  • Revolting Children (Silver mini) | Costumes & Props (Google doc)

2022 Ensembles

Links below are to the site pages and costumes Google doc (permission required to view – request access if needed).

2021 Ensembles

Links below are to the site pages and costumes Google doc (permission required to view – request access if needed). Costumes are in development and not listed yet.

2019 Ensembles

About Costumes

The FCFSC works with skaters and parents to create original, high-quality costumes. Program fees cover all costume needs, except tights/skate socks and undergarments in some cases. You should not purchase costumes yourself without consulting the director.

Each program will have a unique costume, and all skaters will be in two programs – the large group number and one mini-ensemble.

Skaters will need a different costume for each ensemble they participate in, and many skaters bring an additional costume for any solo or duet numbers they do (but this is not required).

Skaters are responsible for keeping track of all parts of their own costumes, ensuring they are in good repair, and bringing them to all dress rehearsals. We recommend you store costumes with all pieces together in a garment bag if possible and avoid using it for other purposes until after the competition.

Costumes must be returned to EPIC Productions at the end of the season and remain the property of EPIC Production.

About Props & Scenery

Props and scenery factor into judges’ scores when they help enhance the stories our programs are telling.

For each ensemble number, we create a backdrop related to its story. These are light, portable, and collapsible (for transport).

Props and scenery will be kept at EPIC rink or in another centralized location by the program coordinators. All props and scenery remain the property of EPIC Productions.

USFS Scenery / Props Rules

  • Props and scenery must be placed and removed unaided
    • Singles/duets – one minute total on + off ice set up
    • Ensemble groups – 1 minute for set-up, 1 minute for removal
  • No skater may step off the ice until all scenery/props are removed
  • Scenery may not exceed 7’6” in height
  • No propulsion devices, no projectiles of any kind (cannons, trampolines, etc.)
  • No smoke, fire, dry ice, liquids, live animals, feathers, bubble machines
  • No remote controlled props
  • No mirrors or glass of any kind
  • People may not be used as props
  • No feathers or things that can fall to the ice