Analysis Of The Movie ' The Production That I Went ' By Jeffery Hatcher And Mitch Albom '

What I like about this play is how the characters made the audience feel involve, especially john Barrymore. For instance , there was a time when he was talking to Andrew and he turn to the audience and blow a kiss or point at them . It made feel as if I was part of the play. Also I like how the characters took on the role. The characters truly portrayed their role.

All of the actors were believable and had great articulation and volume. Each character was great but there were only two who stood out from among the rest, Naz Edwards and Bryan Lark. Naz never lost her character. She stayed committed throughout her entire performance. The amount of dedication she gives to her craft is amazing and it shows throughout the play. Naz Edwards is a New York actress. She has performed on and off Broadway, in tours and regionally across the United States and Canada. Naz had arguably the hardest role in the entire play. She never cracked a smile, or never allowed her face to show any sympathy for anyone else. Bryan Lark, an up and coming actor gave the audience much needed laughter throughout the play. With this being only his second play with the Performance Network Theatre he did a fantastic job. Bryan and Naz were great assets to the

Broward College, Central Campus Theater in building 6, on Sunday, the 1st of November. The play was performed by Broward College students. The type of stage was Proscenium stage with extended apron. I thought it was a little bit small, but it did not show as a problem. The pre-show was dark and a feel of suspense. I felt excited to see how everything would play out. The play takes place down south of Chicago in the 1950’s.

Morrie has an uplifting attitude about his sickness. He sees it for an opportunity to teach the world about living through Mitch. Even though Morrie does wake up in the mornings thinking “Why is this happening to me?”, he still gets out of bed because he knows feeling sorry for himself will not change his situation. Morrie stated, “I don’t allow myself any more self-pity than that. A little each morning, a few tears, and that’s all . . . .

Who are the main characters in the play? How are the characters related through the plot of the play?

The point of view was exclusively presented through Mitch. Mitch had the ability to communicate Morrie’s perception, how Mitch described himself, and how Mitch compared himself before and after Morrie’s death. Mitch described Morrie’s personality and how he had felt about things by describing most of his earlier experiences with Morrie and by describing his personality after Morrie had been diagnosed with ALS. Throughout the memoir, Mitch characterized his personality as being a person who “never [cried]” (51), “traded lots of dreams for a bigger paycheck, and… never… realized

The play being discussed in this critique will be Troupers by Maverick Theatre Company. It was written and directed by Dr. Anne Healy and arrangements by George Chave & Jeff Lankov. It was performed between October 12 to October 16. Scenic design was by Michelle Harvey, costume/makeup design was by Laurie land. Lightning and sound design was handled by Jared land. It featured Alex Pope as man one, Arturo Martinez as man two, Johnathon Sicard as man three, Austin Bender as man four, Michael Harper as man five, Cole Shuffield as man six, Francisco Grifaldo as man seven, and Bradley Atuba as man eight. Women who was featured in this play were Paulie Cocke as women one, Elizabeth Stevens as women two, Haley Boswell as women three, Jenny Redmond as women four, Victoria Raines as women five,

The play is rather extraordinary; brilliant writing by Mike Bartlett, and amazing directing and performances by the cast as well. The storyline has some great twists and turns that keeps the audience excited, and when a particular scenario progresses into a state that one really did not expect, it heightens the excitement, thereby resulting in quite the thrill.

How this play even came about was my English teacher thought it would be a great idea for all of his classes to do a project together. What better way to make sure his classes did it then to make it a huge part of our grade? We had a choice not to be a part of the play,

The set was fantastic, but the actors were as well. This play had a total of seven characters that all did a fantastic job. My favorite being Hunter Ballard who played Eugene Jerome. He is always my favorite actor

She influenced his love for books and education. His father’s consistence for Morrie to be employed inspired him to become a teacher. He influenced Mitch on his life decisions and how to live his life in a way that mattered. Morrie was a person who cared for others more than he cared for himself. He wanted to help people and he

The play The Odd Couple was a very good and fun play to read. Neil Simon is the author of the play, and the first performance of the play was in 1965. The Odd Couple is about two male roommates in which one is very clean and organized (Felix Ungar) and the other is very messy and unorganized (Oscar Madison). The play starts off in a very dirty apartment. There are four guys sitting around a table playing poker with one chair left open. Felix usually sits in the open chair and everyone starts to wonder where he is. They end up calling his wife, who then tells the guys that Felix and her are getting a divorce. Felix comes in a few moments later and you can tell that he is not doing so good. He was kicked out of the house by his wife and Oscar

The play tells the story of a cowboy Curley McLain and about his romance with a farm girl called Laurey Williams. The play includes musical themes and there is also a fifteen minute dream ballet scene and this is in the play because it is a unique and interesting way to show Laurey’s struggle with her feelings about two men and these two men are Curly and Jud. The roles are filled with people who are called a triple threat and this means that they can sing, dance and act, because there was dancing in this play the piece was choreographed by Agnes de Mille. There were many special effects in play and the one that was the most exciting and unique was the stage because it was on a circular floor where is moved around so when the scene changed

The play takes place in a Catholic school in the Bronx. The performers are, the school principal Sister Aloysius Beauvier; she is of the order of the Sisters of Charity age about 55, she is watchful, reserved, and unsentimental. Father Brendan Flynn; a working class priest age late thirties, Sister James a nun also of the Sisters of Charity in her twenties and Mrs. Muller age 38 a black women, the mother of the only black student at the school.

This production ticks every box; from staging to acting, the play is refined down to absolute fluidity. Immersing themselves in the roles completely, the actors in the Old Vic production embody Miller’s characters in ways unparalleled by other performances. Seeing the actors wholly capture the raw emotions of their complex characters brings the play to life, and with their efforts, the audience feels so deeply along with them.