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The story of a girl who is held hostage by a frightening beast and then ends up falling in love with him is a tale as old as time. The live action version of the 1991 animated classic, Beauty and the Beast, is more than that though. The story portrayed in the live action film follows that of the animated version almost exactly. This musical romantic fantasy film, directed by Bill Condon, features an outstanding cast, which includes Emma Watson, Dan Stevens, Luke Evans, and Josh Gad, among others

be on a stage. Acting is everything to me. I grew up with it having a special place in my heart. I think most of the reason why I love acting is because when i’m having a bad day or I just want to “escape” I know that when it comes to acting you get to be a different person. You get to have a good day and you get to “escape”. My brother and sister both also act. I feel as though I take a lot more serious than them both. Probably because they both have amazing voices, but for me acting is all I have

will be less likely to intervene. Despite our intentions and self-serving biases, most of us are susceptible to the effect. Our vulnerability to the bystander effect is exhibited in this dramatic and disturbing video. The video depicts a young girl acting as a victim in a staged abduction by an older man while yelling “let go of me, you’re not my dad!” Throughout the video, we see the girl’s mother watching the reaction- and lack of reaction- of each of the passersby as they witnessed her daughter

the product that the Philippine Telenovela Industry is offering-Teleseryes should be performed. Furthermore, the following are the researchers’ recommendation for improvement on the elements of Teleseryes which is aligned with the study’s results. • Acting Skills of Actors/Actresses and Dependence on Actors/Actresses- Teleseryes should ensure that the Actors and Actresses in the Teleseryes have undergone rigorous training in order to enhance his/her skills before debuting a role. Regardless of their

Broadway Here We Come The Buck Hill Skytop Music Festival will present a new musical, The Lost Girl, on August 7 at 7pm at Notre Dame High School. Festival Artistic Director Joey Chancey and the festival’s artistic board selected The Lost Girl from among 60 new works submitted to the festival’s First Annual Developmental Theater Lab competition. A compelling and inventive story about the Darling children 25 years after they visited Neverland with Peter Pan, The Lost Girl is the creation of lyricist

Cindy was terrified of the dragon doll, it made her sad. Towards the end of the play, Vera the therapist was able to get Cindy o talk and to discuss her reason for silence. Finally, Cindy confessed that her grandfather molested her. In terms of the acting, the actors were extremely believable the way they got into character looked natural and realistic. The actors played their

Taraji does a lot of preparation and considers carefully the roles she decides to take. From TV to film to animation, Taraji P Henson has had a diversity of experience that is rarely highlighted or spoken of yet is a testament to her commitment to acting.. Despite that fact she remains humble and hungry in a craft that is fleeting. She remains relevant and poise to continue into the future despite the ageism that plague female actresses. Taraji believes that love is the key to being successful

lack of representation between women, minorities, and the LGBT community is still an issue that needs to be resolved. Just last year after the 2016 Oscars the #OscarsSoWhite hashtag went viral due to the all-white nominees. It was clear that the nominations favored more in predominately white actors rather than those of color. However, the difference this year round is remarkable. The Academy learned their lesson after last year’s criticism and came through with a change featuring Moonlight, Hidden

Wilder used experimental techniques in staging the play to complement the experimental innovations in characterization and structure. There is minimal scenery in Our Town, which was a technique never tried before: “The audience, arriving, sees an empty stage… the Stage Manager begins placing a table and three chairs” (p. 3). There is also no curtain. The act begins with an open stage. Every single play produced before this had a curtain. Wilder was one of, if not the first, to use this innovative

blinking lights and screen projection. It was nothing like I had ever seen before; however, the show itself has shaped me to be who I am today. Watching this piece of theater felt magical. The emotion all the performers showed was incredible. The acting ability of these people was both incredible and painful. The show was tragic and heartfelt, with an accurate portrayal of the mental illnesses and struggles of today's children. It was the most beautiful work I had ever witnessed. The music remained