What Is Mary Rubin's Acting

She was kind of annoying because she was too good at playing a two goodie two shoes, but I loved her voice anyway. John Travolta had the acting skills to play Danny because he was an Elvis Presley wanna be. Stockard Channing, I wish was more a nice girl than when she acts like a spoiled little girl who always wants it her way. I think that she did amazing at playing her role as Betty Rizzo, but i feel like she was a bit old like in her early 30’s to play a role as a teenager. Jeff Conaway was great at playing his role because he knew how to act like greaser, but he also looked like one too. Talking about looks he also looks to old to play a role of a teenager which is Kenickie. Didi Conn was good at playing an airhead so it helped her play the role of Frenchy, but that’s what i mainly liked about the role. Dennis C. Stewart had a bad boy vibe so it helped with his role as Leo Balmudo. He looked kind of old to play the role just like Stockard Channing who played Betty Rizzo and Jeff Conaway who played Kenickie. Now onto the body paragraph where I’ll be describing what I like and what i

Seuss. Also, I liked the fact that a lot of their costumes had sparkles on them. I think the sparkles helped convey the lighthearted attitude of the entire production. The set and props were extremely interesting, because it was very simple. All they had throughout the whole play was some boxes used for props and a background piece that helped show the “Dr. Seuss” theme. I thought it was smart that they used the boxes for a number of different things, such as a bed, table, and chairs, because it allowed the children in the audience to use their imagination. Instead of having actual chairs and such, the simplicity of the set opened up the mind of the audience. Overall, I thought the sound was well done, but there were certain times when the microphones would fade in and out. Also, the lighting element of the play probably could have been better. The lighting on the stage was not a problem, but when the actors and actresses got off the stage and began to walk in the area right in front of the audience, it was harder to see what was going on. However, although lighting the area in front of the stage would have been helpful, there were times when I couldn’t see the actors at all because they were

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 acting and singing was well done. Especially the singing, which was catchy and groovy.

All of the actors in Miracle are cast appropriately. Each and every one lived up to the

The acting in this musical was phenomenal. The puppets and the puppeteers were in sync with one another to the point that their outward appearance and facial expressions mirrored one another. I do not know if this was intentional of the director but it help to minimize the fact that there was someone else on stage holding the puppets. However, I often

Overally, I loved it. A lot of things happened that I would not think was possible because I have been to previous performances. It was always an unexpecting experience being in the same room with the actors and actresses because

Overall, director Francis Ford Coppola did a great job of selecting actors to play the roles. Coppola’s pick of C.Thomas Howell, as Ponyboy was a very good pick because I imaged Pony the exact same as it was described in the book. Also, I liked the flow of the movie and the fact that it was very similar to the book. Coppola set up the scenes beforehand and made sure that the scenes closely depicted the action in the book. For example, he made sure that the actors that were playing the Socs, they had all the best clothing. For the greacers, they only had sweat pants. This made the actors almost feel like they were back at that time and I think this made the movie a 100% better than it could’ve been.

     Matthew Kendrick did a wonderful job as Frederic. His voice was smooth and clear, though a bit soft. His quieter voice made it difficult to understand most of the words he was singing, especially when his back was to the audience. He seemed a little uneasy on stage by himself, but his chemistry when on stage with Pam Brumley, who played the part of Mabel, was outstanding. What Kendrick lacked in sound she made up for with her strong, crisp voice. Their voices blended together nicely during their

Elsa did an amazing job of portraying Mary. She was able to get into the mindset of this character and truly embody who this person is. It seemed to me that Elsa had tension, but it could have easily been a wardrobe issue. She would constantly pull her shirt down and adjust it and to me that seemed as if it was a sign that she had tension building up between the scenes. Whether or not that was it, I found it distracting. Every interaction between Crick and Mary felt natural and both actors were able to really play off of each other to allow for smooth scenes. Where Jake played the angry and dangerous Crick, Elsa played the sweet, scared, and independent Mary. Elsa really showed that the character she was tasked with bringing to life was someone who did not need to take shit from anyone. She could handle her own and she was able to get that across very well. She understood the given circumstances of Mary and was able to play off of Jake’s actions deliver a performance that captured the audience’s attention. Overall she did an amazing job that displayed her knowledge of acting as well as her ability to bring a character to life.

First, I’d like to commend all the actresses and actors on their excellent performances and voices, but, as always, there were some that stood out more than others. I thought Hannah Eckert and Joe Campbell, playing Jimmy and Billie, did and excellent job working with each other. Their duets were beautifully sung and had great synchronization, especially during the song ’S Wonderful which had them, perfectly synchronized, dancing up and down the stairs in what I believed to be a difficult dance number. Also, I’d like to comment on Tony Frenchu and Melanie Bratsch performances, who were clearly the audiences favorite, and mine, due to the amount of cheering and the standing ovation they received. Tony was perfect as cookie with his tall frame

The actors and actresses did well in their assigned rolls and I wish I could congratulate them on finishing the run. They worked together very well in all of the group musical numbers regardless of how hard they can be to coordinate at times. If I had to rate this performance of the musical it would get a 9/10. The acting, singing, costumes and costume changes, scenery and of course, the plot, are all wonderful and this is a must see. The only thing lacking was the cues and lighting, the use of the gobos was lacking and there was not as much color change as I would have enjoyed

Overall, Jacque Wilkie did an amazing job acting, Don Roy King put the performance together nicely, and Sean Fanning

For the acting, Luke McFatrich played William and Austin Howeth played Timothy, who were the comedic characters and friends with the Prince. These actors were chosen because they got the audience to laugh even the kids thought they were hilarious. For example, they made some guest when the little mermaid, who couldn’t talk, was trying to communicate. Those actors had no flaw because they kept the play entertaining. Also, Alyssa Parrish did a

The flow of the scenes made the story understandable. However, the performance did not exactly follow the same storyline as the movie. For example, Aladdin was actually sent to prison by Jafar and he escaped it by using one of the genie's three wishes but the performance altered their story so they need not to reenact that scene. I also believed that the performance could have had more backstory. For example, the performance did not inform the audience that Princess Jasmine was fussy about choosing her suitors and that Jafar was trying to court her so that he can take over the kingdom of