Turning Points In The TV Show 'Beyond All Recognition'

Beyond All Recognition was based around a group of friends whom had served in the army together. There were many turning points in the show, between Andy’s uncomfortable interaction with his ex-girlfriend Steph, the broken relationship between Denise and her husband Peter and Denise’s relationship with her brother. The actual show Beyond All Recognition was a TV show based on a conspiracy about soldiers having their memories wiped clean after a war. I had no idea what to expect when I walked into the room, but I enjoyed every minute of it. It tugged at many different emotions within me that I didn’t think that a theater production could do. I found it interesting that the Actors remained in character as they set up new scenes. I had never seen that before and I think the fact they stayed in character allowed the …show more content…
He attempted to get through to her and Meyer used the tactic of remaining soft and compassionate to her. Compassion and warmth are how I picture love and Meyer made sure that that landed on Denise as a character regardless of how cold she was toward him. The obstacle from peters stand point was that Denise had not opened up to him about anything, she wasn’t adjusting to civilian life very well, but he continued to try. Peter was worried that he would never have the woman that he married back. He wanted to work through it with her and I liked that even when Denise told him she felt like he babied her he still expressed his love and worry the same way while keeping her words in mind. Meyer used the Tactic of creating a relaxed environment with ice cream and general conversation to open the area to talk about their relationship and it worked. He began to open up to her first and didn’t mind that her words may hurt his feelings just as long as she was opening up to him was what mattered to