It must be hard to remember what character you are playing at a certain time. The two other actors were also very good because they always stayed in their part and wholeheartedly made their part real. I felt that they also fed off of the audience very well. The actors and actress were excellent in this play. The set design and scenic elements in this play were very well done and well developed.
The stage set up was Unique but it complimented the play well due to the walking around and the crowd Interaction. I definitely think all the parts of the plot were essential to tell the full story. But, just like any play, there were bits and pieces that could have been left out and it Wouldn’t have changed the performance. Such as the role of the engineer who sat up top On the banister the whole play. I did not think she had a significant role.
Infidelity happens explicitly but the characters keep it a secret as well. In the second act, all the characters are much more liberal. Homosexuality is seen as normal and they are pretty open about the infidelity that is taking place. Overall, I had a good experience when attending the play, it surely met my expectations. I have to say that it was something very different from what I had ever seen before, and I could tell it was the same for the people I went with because they were also very surprised of what we were watching and experiencing.
Tucci is incredibly creepy, weird, and awkward as Mr. Harvey and his interactions with people are some of the best parts of the movie. Ronan is also quite great as Susie Salmon, I feel she captured the innocence of the character but had the maturity to carry the movie. Peter Jackson did a great job casting actors. In the end I really enjoyed this movie. Jackson equally balanced the feelings of grief, anger, and even happiness and warmth into this movie.
In order for a sitcom to be great, it should be re-watchable. Seinfeld has a number of inside jokes including catch phrases and character flaws which are repeated throughout the episodes. The inside jokes are generally only picked up by dedicated viewers who realise that they’re funny, hence they are necessary in re-watchability. Another factor in a great sitcom is chemistry among the characters. The characters of Seinfeld have such great chemistry that we love to watch them, and feel like a part of it.
Bret was very active in theatre at his high school in Excelsior. Bret’s favorite position in theatre is the acting. Bret loves to perform on stage. Being able to bring a character to life is what draws Bret theatre so much. Bringing a character on stage to life can be a difficult task.
The performance of Jim Carrey was outstanding as the introverted withdrawn Joel; One of his best performances so far. Kate Winslet pulled it off beautifully, as always, as the impulsive, vibrant, and outgoing Clementine and her personality was emphasized by her constantly-changing bright hair color. But I think it’s a bit of a cliché for an introverted shy withdrawn guy to fall in love with an impulsive outgoing girl and for her to get him out of his bubble. The movie is a bit complicated and confusing when you see it for the first time because of the non-chronological (non-linear) order of the story but I think it serves the story very well. It emphasizes Joel’s state of mind and his confusion, struggling, and fear.
The laughing, to deep thinking, to the astonishing scene that nobody seen coming, was all part of the experience the audience took part in. The characters were dressed apprioately at first sight for the time period. The 1960’s wasn’t as classy as the modern era. The hair was flowing, the clothes were dragging, and the energy was extravagant. Joey, who played one of the main characters, was one who brought the play to life the most.
The last few lines of the play are more emotional and full of regret: “mother, I didn’t mean to-“ P171. The build-up of arguments and confrontation all comes crashing down and the tone suddenly changes to sad making the ending more dramatic: “Joe...Joe…Joe...Joe” P171. Miller’s use of short sentences builds up the drama and Kate’s desperation grows to make sure Chris does not blame himself: don’t dear. Don’t take it on yourself. Forget now.” P171.
Since being married, I have thought quite a bit about how my feelings and perception has changed in what I consider a strong relationship. When you’re younger you have for the most part very unrealistic ideals. Experience and maybe even a little heartache quickly jolt you into reality. My husband has many flaws as do I, however his flaws are some that many years ago I would have considered “red flags” and again distanced myself away from him. Age, maturity and my very own value systems have helped me look past the minute flaws into the qualities I will appreciate until we go full circle in older age and start annoying each other with our annoying senior habits.