Kitchen Witches : A Comedy Written By Caroline Smith And Directed By Anastasia Van Allen

On February 26th 2016, I went out with my friend to saw this event. It was the first time of my life to be in such production. I was not a fan of theaters. I thought they are boring. Now, my mind has changed because the play was amazing. So, on the next day,

The play was very well done and was not dull even though it was catered to a large audience. The musical numbers are very entertaining, and the spectacle, both visual and emotional, is well accomplished. I would recommend this to most children and adults, due to the Christmas themes and general lightheartedness of the play.

The play of Our Town, had me on the edge of my seat the entire time. This play was one of the best plays that I have ever seen and it was definitely worth the price of admission. This was the best play that I have ever seen because most of the characters knew their lines and they did a marvelous job using the stage without any scenery in the background.

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.

I will be honest with you I had a lot of trouble enjoying the play, like I said the dialect gave me trouble, plus my seats were not that great. I did however like the movie quite a bit, but I realize I am a product of a different generation as well. I have been brought up around TV and movies rather than plays

Overall it held my attention. The comedy injected into this play allowed for the more poignant messages to be driven home. I could relate to the respective arguments of the two men. It makes you

When I first heard the play I figured it was obviously centered around the title, but I was hoping for a little more to it. Once I read the description and it stated a family friendly play for children 4+, I knew I had to be in for some kind of treat. I figured I was going to be the only college student attending this play, then I walked in and

“Witches of Eastwick” has been a movie I’ve loved since I was a kid. Yep. You heard that right. Kid. My cultural freedom as a child introduced me to movies and ideas that I was probably too young for. Don’t worry, I turned out fine. While this movie is one that plays with the idea of witches consorting with the devil, it was also the 1980s and a Hollywood feature film... so we’re going to have to cut it a little slack on its lack of religious sensitivity. Before we begin let me make a few things clear, we are not comparing the book to the film. This is a film review not a contrast/compare piece so there will be no phrase “the book was better” uttered. This was a Hollywood picture, not a documentary, I’m not going to point out all the inaccuracies, what I will do is treat this as a film standing on its own. We will talk of actors, character development, storyline, and what it may or may not offer to the Pagan community. So prepare yourself for some mind-blowing monologues, Susan Sarandon’s amazing hair, cherries, and Jack Nicholson’s eyebrows.

I attended A MidSummer Night’s Dream at Alley Theatre on 10/22/16. The play was written by William Shakespeare directed by Gregory Boyd and Dean R. Gladden. This play falls into the category of comedy, more specifically a romantic satirical comedy. You could even say its presentational, in the final scene during Bottom’s play a workman threw a plush dog into the audience and ran up to the person who caught it eager to get it back. This play was absolutely fantastic I enjoyed it far more than expected, A MidSummer Night’s Dream was mysterious,whimsical and humorous. I would see this play again in a heartbeat, I liked it because the set and props were so simple it really made the actors, costumes and story stand out. Prior to this play I had attended Hamlet in Houston but I was in elementary school. I don’t remember what the play was actually about but I remember liking it so you could say my first theatre going experience was a positive one. A couple of weeks ago I had taken a quiz to find out what Shakespeare play I would most enjoy and this is the one that came out. I typed it in only to find out that it 's showing at Alley Theatre in Houston. I was curious going into this play I didn 't quite know what to expect all I knew at this point was it was a comedy in the woods with fairies. But, wow I was completely blown away by the skill there people possess to make me feel like it was real life even though the play was clearly fictional, it was all so natural and real.

Personally I went and saw this production of “Comedy Of Errors” twice. Once on opening night and another the night following. Obviously the second night that I went and saw this play was the, in my opinion, better performance. This is most likely due to the fact that the first performance I saw was the first showing of this play being done by this group of people so naturally they were going to get nervous and go up on a line. I personally enjoyed it very much but I have an unexplainable love for shakespeare that I don't think that even a terrible production (unless it's obviously horrific) would be unenjoyable to me. But all in all, both nights were enjoyable, despite if you have a love for shakespeare or not.

Which means a lot of dry humor and slow pacing. Yet, for some people in the audience the pacing was not slow at all. Actually, five minutes into the performance there was already a person laughing. Normally, this would not have bothered me as much as it did, but this man’s laughter was obnoxious. It was loud and resembled the sound dolphins make to communicate with one another. In the beginning, I found it difficult to lose myself in the performance when I heard his laughter. At one point, I debated on leaving the play all together since I found it hard to enjoy it. However, I came to my senses and realize that I was being just as obnoxious as his laugh. It is not his fault that his laugh reaches that level of absurdity. I am glad that he enjoyed the play as much as he did and I hope he never feels pressure to stifle his

This was a very amusing play! Although it was not the best performance. The main plot was about Ethel an elderly lady who was placed in a nut house by her children. We see the day to day activities of the patents of this nut house. The roles in the play were Florence, Hannibal, Fairy May, Jeffery, Mrs. Patty, Ethel, Titus, Lilly Belle, Samuel, Miss Wilhelmina, and Dr. Emmett. Florence was one of the patents, placed there because she thought that a baby doll was the son she lost. Hannibal was another patient I couldn’t quite tell what was wrong with him one thing that he did was he played the violin and he couldn’t tell that he could no longer play. Fairy May, a child patient that had a problem with violence but it was covered mostly with her

Walking in I felt ridiculous for being worried a few hours earlier because the atmosphere was so warm and inviting. When I sat down I had noticed that the crowd consisted of mostly woman, who for the most part looked like they were graduate students with a few undergraduates including myself, the few men that were there were all accompanied by a woman, some family members of the performers, and the rest looked like they could be staff. The plays started and it quickly became obvious that the night would consist of woman cheering on their sisters and the performers absolutely capturing the audiences with different accents when telling stories of woman from places all over the world. My role along with everyone else in attendance that night was to react not as a man or woman but as a sympathetic, open minded human being. To me it seemed as if these women were revolting against our patriarchal society with the stories of triumph, self-love, and unity

Just before the play, “The Importance of Being Earnest” began, I was informed that Earnest was actually the name of the main character and not about showing sincerity. Even though I was going to attend the play anyway, that fact alone changed my thoughts entire about performance. What made the night even better was that I had brought my sister, Melody, to the show with me. When we first enter the theatre where the play would be performance, my initially thoughts was that the area was much smaller than I anticipated. My next thought was a memory of myself acting on a platform that looked similar to the one in the Billingsley Theater. Since we gotten their early we sat to the immediate right of the stage and chatted about what the play would

The title of the play I went to go see is Silly No More by Christian Gilliam. The production was held at Bob Duncan Center on the seventh of October at two o’clock. Silly No More is about a mother who is trying to get her family together for her birthday party. Her family members haven 't spoken to each other in years and their lives are full of sin, dysfunction, past hurts and pains. Upon a journey to both physical and spiritual in hopes of restoring her family with the healing power of Jesus Christ. She finally gains her family trust and love.