Courtney Stennet Character Analysis

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In addition, they performed this play brilliantly, because they rehearsals and collaborated well, they worked as group rather than as individuals. Indeed, I liked how the actors able to maintain their energy level high throughout the play. For instance, Courtney Stennet (Agnes) was an incredible performer, her temper changes frequently during play. Most of the time she is emotional as traumatized person it was difficult for her to keep smile on her face. Therefore, as an actress she did not just pretend to be Agnes, but she became the character she is playing. She was able to control her voice accordingly. I believe this method of acting brought realism to the play; as a result, sometime during the play the performance of the actors made me

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