Character Analysis: The Welland Canal

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Ever wonder about the history of what shaped the Niagara region to what it is today? The Welland Canal written by Kevin Hobbs is a historical play directed by Monica Dufault, which elaborates on the waterway that helped shape the Niagara Region to what it is today. I personally got the opportunity to watch the show myself. Everything was executed with such excellence. For example, the actors were beyond terrific their talents were undeniable and the characters were very well developed. The lines and action were delivered with so much precision it was uncanny. The corporation of the music in the play was super intriguing to watch because it added such a unique artistry element to such a serious play. However, although everything was delivered

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