[setinherways]

Does anyone know where I can get a stuffed goose for the first scene w/ Gaston. I am having a hard time finding anything that looks okay.

[Beagle On Stage]

I honestly don't remember what we used. Your audience won't, either. By the time a teapot starts signing, no one is thinking about the bird that fell into a bag for five seconds in the first scene.

[broadwaybaby1310]

You might try looking at a pet store...I know that I bought my dog a stuffed duck and goose toys that looked pretty realistic, at least from a distance. You might have to take the squeaker out though, just in case! Imagine someone squeaking it on stage by mistake!

[ConverseSneaker]

I think we might have used a rubber chicken.

[Celeste_SM]

It would be cheapest to hit the local toy store and see what looks good. You barely see it in most productions.

http://www.thisplaceisazoo.com/products/geese.html#CC55

http://www.stuffed-plush-animals.com/hansa-stuffed-animal-duck-goose-p-96.html

[TylerMcMahon]

We use a doggie toy that looked like duck.

i know another place that used a rubber chicken and just glued feathers to it

[wicked_boy]

I'd say to just use a rag or something.

[ILoveToSing2010]

[LHSdramamama]

We are finding one at Bass Pro shops (lightweight duck decoy or stuffed animal) since we have a crew member who works there. But I suggested the rubber chicken too, as a joke, but I like the "gluing feathers to it" idea!

[wom]

I just bought a ty beanie buddy goose for $2 on ebay plus $4 shipping I think it was. It's much bigger than the beanie babies.

[wom]

my TY stuffed goose from eBay arrived today - it looks really great! It's called Loosey Goose, but they have it in beanie babies too - the beanie buddy is the big one. I'm glad I bought it - it's really great, and it was cheap.

[Bookworm]

We used a rubber chicken and also had it drop down "loose feathers". Nobody seemed to notice about the chicken at all though..

[ConverseSneaker]

[musikal_geek]