Carter And Rutkowski Play Analysis

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The play was realistic. Gibson Carter and William Rutkowski, who played Anna and Flavio made their romance believable. When Carter and Ruthkowski kissed they did it with passion. Kat Wensel who acted as Rosalinda also made it noticeable that she was in love with Rutkowski. She told Clyde Moser, who was her father that she wanted to marry Rutkowski. By the end of the play she meets Hunter Gaffney, who played Marco and falls in love with him. They kissed with intensity throughout the play and made their love credible. Addison Brown, who portrayed Anna, did not believe in love, but that changed when she met Sadia Matthews or Zita. Although Brown and Matthews were both females their love was convincing because they kissed numerous times. Matthews

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