“I said you’d pull through, and you did!” emphasises that the social worker believed in Lewis to be able to complete the task at hand. The happy a delighted ‘actors’ said to Lewis, “thank you Lewis” which reflects his ability to conduct a successful play. This has shown me that I must find myself to know my true potential and sometimes the truth is hidden. Overall the play Cosi by playwright Louis Nowra successfully uses the protagonist Lewis to integrate dramatic techniques,
And so, the actor becomes a catalyst; he or she brings ignition that spark in every human being that longs for the miracle of transformation”. The contribution is so important, because the audience relates to the human ingredient. I enjoyed watching the main character played by Halle Berry pull the audience in from scene one by her true attitudes and emotions of this drama genre. Halle Berry, became the character, she made me believe
Our group work together well to produce a coherent style and are not afraid to experiment, take chances and eventually change or reject ideas which is an important factor in performing Kneehigh Theatre. In our group there are 5 girls and 1 boy which means we have to multirole in our play. This means that we have to be collaborative which is also another important factor of Kneehigh Theatre. Another reason why we chose Kneehigh Theatre is because when we researched Kneehigh we were instantly drawn to the wacky makeup and costume design. We thought this fitted perfectly with the script as it is very eerie and dark and Kneehigh even inspired us to use masks.
Kevin Havens November 21, 2014 MUS 102 On November 13th, I attended the musical entitled “42nd street”. I found it to be very entertaining and culturally inspiring. It was the story of an acting troupe that put on a Broadway show right after the great depression during the 1930’s. Halfway through the show, the main actor, Dorothy Brock, injured herself and had to be replaced by her understudy Peggy Sawyer. Overall the show was amazing.
She is a poet, author, playwright, civil rights activist and teacher, and a fearless storyteller. So it is a testament to Angelou’s enduring intellect and curiosity that she has a staggering list of achievements. Her extraordinary powers of observation have guided her professional and personal life. Raised in St. Louis, Missouri, and Stamps, Arkansas, her molestation as a young child, yet didn’t hinder her. These early years were the subject of her bestselling memoir.
Anne Frank Final Essay Topic 2 Sacrifices In the play, “Anne Frank’s Diary”, Miep Geis and Mr.Kraler sacrifice a lot to help out the Franks, Van Daans, and Mr.Dussel. They spend a lot of time, money, love, and effort into making the life of these people easier in such a difficult time. It seemed that every single thing that they did was in an effort to help the Franks, Van Daans, and Mr.Dussel. They are always trying to aid the members of the annex and make them more comfortable with the situation that they’re in. Miep helps her friends in any way she can.
The actors at this production of “Fences” were great and made the show worth seeing. The characters along with the set made the audience feel connected to the story and also very easy to follow. Every character’s voice could be heard loud and clear no matter where someone sat. The actors, especially the
The correlation of doing ‘good’ and ‘harm’ done, are very strong in many main characters throughout the play. However, is this good advice from Proctor? Through many examples in the play, this proves to be excellent advice. From the very opening scene,
This is because the plot is an action created to be imitated by characters. These series of events according to Aristotle, is an imitation of life. Aristotle also believed that the plot should be structured in such a way that it would gain the audience‘s attention at all times. The makers of this film understood the importance of the plot. They used this understanding very effectively to engage the audience and tell their story.
Also it took place at such a gorgeous place, the Guthrie! This is so gorgeous and like creative in how it was made and like the levels and stuff. The women who were the interpreters did a pretty good job interpreting, it was really like, fluid and smooth though a bit annoying when you're watching a play having to look back and forth from stage to interpreter every 10 seconds, trying to keep up with the signing even though I’m hearing but still wanted to see the signs for everything and watching the movements of people dancing around on stage. I really enjoyed the costumes for the production because I thought they really matched the era of which a Christmas carol takes place which I think would be in like, the 1870s maybe? Though, for sure in England.