Dresser (theatre)

Okay kiddo, let me explain what a dresser is in a theatre. You know how you have a closet in your room where you keep all your clothes, toys, and other things you play with? Well, think of the dresser in a theatre as a big closet that is full of costumes and outfits that the actors wear on stage.

The dresser is a very important person who helps the actors get ready for their performances. Just like how your mom helps you get dressed for school in the morning, the dresser helps the actors put on their costumes, wigs, and makeup so they can look like their character in the play.

Sometimes there are lots of actors in a play, and they all have different costumes and changes that they need to make during the show. The dresser is like a superhero who helps them get changed quickly and quietly so they can get back on stage in time for their next scene.

So, the dresser is like a personal assistant for the actors, helping them look their best and making sure everything runs smoothly during the play. Without the dresser, the actors might not be able to get ready in time, and the show wouldn't be as exciting to watch. Pretty cool, huh?