My Client 's Name Is Kylee Jackson

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,

Sadly when I arrived at the theater I was not even sure I would be able to focus on the show, for my mother who was meant to see this production with me yet was unable to. Due to unforeseeable circumstances that neither one of us could for see and so with all of this hanging over head I was really hoping to get a laugh from this play, which it did. This was not the first time that I had come to see a play at Boise Little Theater, but definitely this was the first time that I had done it on my own. Which was a tad

About a year ago, I was given an opportunity to call one show directed by a professor at the University of Toronto; this was my first time setting a foot in a stage managing field as an assistant stage manager. The play ran for 2 hours 45 minutes, containing approximately 170 lighting cues, 90 sound cues,

Highlands Little Theatre, located in Sebring, FL, suggests to their audiences that before they decide to buy a ticket for a performance they need to go take a look at theatre etiquette on their website. The website lists rights, responsibilities, roles, and

For the live theatre critique project I watched the Dearly Departed play. I watched this show at the Klein Oak High School auditorium and I watched it on November 9, 2015 at 7:00 P.M. Dearly Departed was about a guy name Bud who dies as known as Andrew Brown in the play his family plans a funeral for him, but everything goes wrong. Junior and Ray-Bud get into a fight and start punching each other they both were bad and were separated they both later sat down together drank beer and solved out the situation and they both apologized to each other. Everyone in The Dearly Departed play were really frustrated because Bud dies and Junior and Ray-Bud get into a fight Junior

Almost a month ago, my boyfriend and I paid a visit to the Dalton Little Theatre in Dalton, Georgia for the first time. The company had performed Mama Don’t Fly, which was a comedy, and we were fairly impressed with the production. I receive emails regularly now from Dalton Little Theatre and I was notified that they were putting on a rendition of Robert Lois Stephenson’s The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. I was still buzzing from the delightful performance the cast had given during the last show that I decided to return and see what they could do with a more somber toned show. Everything at the theatre appeared to be the same as the initial visit and I also sat in the same seats. Nonetheless, my expectations were quickly exceeded by the skilled cast.

Many can imagine a show done by a High School may lack in many ways compared to a similar version displayed at another theatre like the REP for example. However, there is always a potential that it could be a very proficient piece of art. Personally before even going to the play I had made up my mind that I would not like it at all since I didn’t like the movie at all and the only reason for me going was to accompany friends.

I was able to feel more a part of the “company” and my participation create an atmosphere that got me into the world of the play. The spectacle was effective from an outsider’s perspective, but even more so when the audience member gets to be a part of what’s going on. However, because I was being pulled in so many different directions I felt like I personally missed a lot of the plot. While I was being escorted to “The Renaissance,” an important plot point was happening during “The Gilded Age.” I went through many small areas that didn’t tell me anything about the plot in general. In fact, it didn’t dawn on me until after I was done with the play that the performance spanned over the course of a long period of time. It’s an ambitious project, to be sure. However, if this production was to be done again they would have to be careful and ensure that most, if not all, parts of the play can give some insight as to what’s happening to the

I attended the Howard Studio Theatre at the State College of Florida, on October 10, 2015, to see the play called Someone’s Knocking, by playwright Rich Orloff. The play’s curtain time was 8:00 pm, and it was a 90-minute long production with a 12-minute intermission between each act. The costs of the tickets were $12 for adults and $10 for both SCF students and staff. In addition, the play was directed by Professor Dean Anthony.

The first art piece that I’m going to be discussing is a theatrical production that has a special place in my heart, and it is the Jakarta Performing Arts Community’s rendition of the hit Broadway play, ‘Fame.’ The reason why this piece is so important to me is because it was the first ‘real deal’ production that I’ve meddled in, and was the first production that I was appointed stage manager of. The play itself has a great message and great tunes, to be honest. I really like this play because it’s so naturally high school, the problems are so realistic that it almost didn’t feel like it was some sort of a make believe, and it also addressed things that are so simple yet are so scarcely discussed.

Director “Okay everyone gather around it is time for the play to start and the audience will be filled with impatient new yorkers”

The lightning and sound made it easy to hear and see from different seats. The atmosphere of the playhouse was great and welcoming. Many of the staff are volunteers, that did a great job of helping us find our seats, foods, and drinks. Many of the actors socialized with the audience before the performance. My wife and I had a discussion with one of the actors, J. Tony Brown, before we were seated. He told us of the next play they were going to perform at the Shakespeare Tavern, and explained many aspects of Henry the Sixth to us. I thought this made the night more special for my wife and I. The actor was very knowledgeable and welcoming, he asked questions of us as we asked many of him. He also did not give me any grief for wishing him good luck, and received it well. I questioned the good luck as soon as it left my lips, and was very embarrassed upon further research in theatre superstitions. I might have also said Macbeth to him, but I do not recall doing

My current client is a miss Demetria Devonne (Demi) Lovato, age 18, date of birth August 20, 1992. Her current profession is singer/songwriter/actress for Disney Channel and tours throughout the year promoting her albums. Demi came to me after an impromptu intervention held by her mom and step father after an altercation with one of her backup dancers on tour (Russo 2012). After talking and assessing Demi it was evident she had self-medication and substance abuse problems, a severe eating disorder, bipolar type II disorder, and the scars of her wrists showed signs of self-mutilation.

Dinner and cocktails before the show.  Sometimes an after-show drink.  Part of the theater experience for me is the social aspect. Getting together with friends beforehand to catch up, and sometimes afterwards to discuss the play, is an important part of the experience – S,

On February 21st Friday at 8pm, I went to watch an amazing play called Our Country’s Good which was written by British Screenwriter Timberlake Wertenbaker and directed by Jack Young. It was performed at Jose Quintero Theatre inside of Cynthia Woods Building at University of Houston. The theme of the play was human ability to overcome hardships by uniting and feeling sense of self-worth and hopeful for the future through the power of theatre as it was greatly portrayed through the protagonist and antagonist motivation, performers’ acting, design and lastly but not least the reaction of the audience.