Seeing The Thing Analysis

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The production of the play Almost, Maine performed by students at Florida Southern College is an overall “A”. Though it is not the greatest or the most memorable play that has been produced on the Buckner stage, but it nonetheless was a well performed and routine work with portraying the rise and fall of love through the magic of comedy and heart-break. The actor whom stood out the most to me was Joey Hedrick portraying Dave in the final scene, “Seeing the Thing”.

Joey Hedrick as Dave, showed his super objective of trying to finally get the thoughts out of the love oblivious, Rhonda, by a simple painting of a heart signifying his proclaimed love for her. His beat-to-beat objective shows an eagerness to go into her house, which he has been

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