Bombshells Essay

However, as for the entire production this is truly the only flaw. The scenery was terrific. I especially found it splendid that the actors interacted with the stage because it was though they were not just being seen in a place they acted as though they were there in the moment. I enjoyed seeing Girl’s sacrament as the rest of the cast surrounded her. And there were plenty of moments that I enjoyed and that I’d like to see again. However, for this to, there is one thing that I would like the cast to do which didn’t seem like it was done. There needs to be honest feedback. The actors were good, but to great they will need to honest with each other, themselves, and connect to their respective roles by playing their parts not as if they were pretending to be another person, but by embodying their roles more fully and telling the cast members when their voices wane. Otherwise, Mother Hicks was a wonderful play and I would to see

Although there were just the slightest things that could be changed and that is that when Molly's part to sing came her voice was barely heard from the middle seats and also the half time food could have been better but aside from that it was great, amazing, astonishing, expectations met! For the first show attending this year it was great that is why I definitely recommend people should go and have an amazing time like I

Mean Girls is a comedy directed by Mark Waters and written by Tina Fey. Cady Heron is the new girl in town who moved from Africa. She instantly makes friends with two teenagers that are nice (Damian and Janis) whom, are considered in the "out crowd." After she meets the Plastics (three rude and popular girls), consisting of Regina the leader, Gretchen (Regina’s follower), Karen is considering one of the dumbest people you will meet. They let her in their group, where Cady falls for Regina’s ex-boyfriend, Aaron Samuels. When Regina finds this out, she wants revenge. However, Cady, Janis and Damian plan together to get back at Regina and take her down from the head plastic. While planning revenge, Cady

The stage performance of Chicago offered a spectacle that I expected before attending the show. I knew there was going to be scantly clad girls with dark makeup and saucy attitudes. The performers brought to life all that was raunchy in the entertainment business during the roaring twenties. The lifestyle in Chicago featured jazz, booze, sex and crime. More importantly, Chicago had beautiful, young women with the dream of having their own Vaudeville act. The two main female characters, Velma and Roxy were two such women hoping to capture the public's attention. The composition of the show is a metaphoric integration of Vaudeville type acts amongst the book scenes and diegetic musical numbers.

Bridesmaids, as a full on comedy, is interesting as it is a full cast of female lead roles. As a female version of the hit ‘The Hangover’; it has a level of raunchiness that is usually only seen as acceptable when acted out by male characters. The success of this movie’s ability to overcome this stereotype (that women shouldn’t act or think like this) is hopefully opening a door to new avenues for women in lead comedic roles similarly now to ‘The Heat’, ‘Spy’, ‘Identity Thief’ ‘Tammy’ ‘Pitch Perfect’ ‘The Other Women’ ‘Gone Girl’ women using foul language, sexual references, passing wind and

This was the first play or theatre performance that I have attended. I was unsure of what to expect, but I heard great things about this play. Furthermore, the first aspect of this production that caught my attention was the design of the set. The design gave the feeling of a run down urban neighborhood by making the outer parts of the stage look like an old brick building. The building looked like one you would find in a low-income area or projects. The scenery of the play set the stage for what type of production this would be. I especially liked the way they carefully chose not to place just any kind of props on the stage. The dusty

I've been experiencing live productions for my whole life. My relationship with the performers was very strong. Usually, when I see a live production, I look for character development, change, and believability. Bingo:The Winning Musical did not change what I look for in a play, but it did give me a new experience for looking at musicals.

Now, having not seen the performance myself, I must reserve full judgement of it’s content, and relativeness to feminism. Although having read Matheson’s review I can say this much.

They made use of various spaces to perform but eventually gained the funds to build a makeshift theatre in 28 days! This building was far from ideal for performers or audiences (actor’s had to run outside to get to the other side of the stage). It lasted until 1959 when a large fundraising effort allowed them to build and open their current location at 6915 Cass St. Expansion and growth continued throughout the next several decades. OCP now boasts 2 spaces, The Howard Drew Theatre, a blackbox space with 201 seats and Hawks Mainstage classic proscenium style theatre with 560 seats (visitomaha.com,

The reaction that I got from the Opera performance was surprised and exciting. I had never experiences a performance like that and was surprised. The voices of the singers/ actors was amazing and they took me back because it was not what I expected. The play had a story behind it and I was expecting a male or female standing on the stage singing, but this was much more. The meaning behind the performance was very intriguing. I would recommend this performance to anyone that would want to go to

On April 21, 2014 I watched the online performance of Sleeping Beauty performed by the Jacobs School of Music at the Musical Arts Center in Indianapolis. I have never personally been to the Musical Arts Center, but from the online streamed video, the place looks magnificently huge and phenomenal. The stage was absolutely stunning. It was big, vibrant, and breathtaking. It made it look as if you actually went back in time and were a part of the performance. The stage was enhanced with beautiful cool, calming purples, pinks, and blues that matched the performers’ outfits to a tee. It reminded me of royalty. Each performer had gorgeous outfits for every act, and I must say, the designer did a fabulous job.

Gee’s theory of Discourse is that mushfaking can never be successful without already being native within that Discourse or learning the Discourse early on through apprenticeship. The movie Mean Girls is an example to confirm Gee’s claims, but also the claim of constant resistance and reform to mushfake a dominant Discourse well, needs to be included. If the claim is not included, values will conflict between primary and secondary Discourses. The conflict of values in Mean Girls demonstrates the dangers of mushfaking a dominant Discourse and proves that mushfaking itself is not enough to become successful without resistance and reform efforts, which in consequence, will

I enjoyed the small theatre because I felt like I was a part of the story. The location is very easy to find because it is very close to Times Square. The Perfect Crime viewing was on the 4th floor and it was not hard to find your way upstairs. The theatre had a bar with drinks and candy, lounge chairs, and photographs on the wall. During the lay, the room gets pitch black only lightening up the stage. The sound effects are very loud especially because I was so close to the stage. It wasn’t an uncomfortable surrounding and I was entertained.

I had high expectations for this concert because the Kennesaw State Symphony Orchestra is a really talented group of musicians and the previous concert I attended here on campus, performed

I am grateful for the experience of seeing this show on stage, and I have now experienced it in all its forms (film, stage, text). New York is said to be the theater capital of the world. It is so important to me to see a show that is centered around the lives