The Alone At The Bridge Play Analysis

New York City, a city known for its tall buildings and beauty. New York City is also known for Broadway, and this is the reason I decided to visit New York. My family and I, which consists of three other adults, decided to spend a week in New York. My family and I had always wanted to experience the "Big Apple." Throughout the week we attended four Broadway and off-Broadway shows. We vowed to not go over our budget, which was twelve hundred dollars a piece. This budget included ticket prices, roundtrip flights, food, and hotel accommodations. A roundtrip flight from Nashville to New York was five hundred and seventeen dollars. We decided to stay at the Sheraton NY Times Square Hotel, and the seven day total on the stay was three thousand and fifty two dollars. If we split that total by the number of people staying the price per person was seven hundred and sixty three dollars.
The first show we decided to attend was The Collector directed by Lisa Milinazzo. The play was being …show more content…
I remembered my high school doing their own interpretation of this play and I was thoroughly entertained. I decided that this play had certain points and characteristics that each family member could relate too.Even though a few user reviews were negative, we decided that we would rather form our own opinions. A user review by bhack525 stated that "It (the play) ran a bit to long, though when I am in a theatre, I never want it to end-unless, of course it’s a dog of a show." In contrast to that review RaveReviewsNYC stated that "The revival of Fiddler on the Roof reminds me of the story of the founding fathers. Both are thrilling, fresh and tell an important history." Another reason why we chose to view this play was because the cast included Danny Burstein, a six-time Tony Award nominee. The ticket price ran from forty-nine dollars to one-hundred and sixty-seven dollars, the price depended on where you