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Auditorium to see the play Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson. The play took place in the early 19th century and followed the life of our 7th president Andrew Jackson. This musical was written by Alex Timbers, and the music and lyrics were done by Michael Friedman. The director of the show was Angela Bacarisse and the costume design was done by Cloey Hammonds. Overall the play was very enjoyable, from the singing, to the comic relief, to the accuracy of the evidence in the play. All those and more…

Case Study Five (5) Outdoor Play with the Nursery children; 4 years old. From my perspective, I think that learning extends beyond classroom. I believe that outdoor play is a form of learning that actively encourages children development. The three principles that I have chosen based on the case study: • Holistic Development to development and learning • Children as Active Learners • Play as a medium for learning Holistic Development to development and learning Holistic development in…

I believe creative play is something that comes naturally within us all. And it gives a child the freedom to explore some of the things that was seen, or heard around them in an creative, imaginery way. Playtime is how children express themselves and can use that time to act out with role-playing as "super heroes", animals, or distinctive people in positions such as, doctors, lawyers, teacher, etc. Just like a little girl playing with hers dolls and dressing them up in different outfits for…

performed on stage. The Shifting Heart, arguably Richard Beynon's most distinguished play premiered at the Newtown Theatre in Sydney, 1957, under the Australian Elizabethan Theatre Trust's sponsorship and production (Elizabethan Theatre Trust, n.d). Resultant successful national tours, a West End production, multiple awards, critical acclaims and current place in the NSW school syllabus are perhaps the hallmarks of such a play. The characteristics of a canonical work? Check, check and check. It…

A Man of No Importance is a play dedicated to showing that while we are of no importance to society as a whole, we are important to those who are closest to us. One should never keep their true selves from the truth. The book written by Terrence McNally shows the audience a very real struggle of those that are a bit peculiar in today’s society as well as the past. They lyrics by Lynn Ahrens will captivate the listener. No matter which scene you sit in you can relate in some fashion to the…

Many elements in this production allow the audience to focus on the central message of this play. The first element of theatre the audience sees is the set. This production uses a blackbox theatre which is open and flexible for the performance space. There is a plain white painting on the floor, and an apartment setup near the painting. The walls are white with minimal decorations and props. Throughout the play, there are limited scene and prop changes. This abstract set allows the audience to…

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Play Critique Bad Seed The Bad Seed was performed at Crowder College Theatre on October, 20th at 7:30 p.m...The play starts out in the Col. and Mrs. Penmark’s apartment in the suburb of a Southern City. In the first scene of the play the characters that first appear are Rhoda, Christine, Kenneth, Monica, Emory, and Miss Fern. At the beginning of this play the father (Kenneth) is getting ready to leave and the mother (Christine) and the daughter (Rhoda) are saying their goodbyes, when the…

manifesting the challenges of going into hiding. There were a lot of expenses, sacrifices, and dangers in doing so. Moreover, there is a lot of tension when so many people are living confined in such close proximity. Wendy Kesselman's direction of this play is stirring, heartfelt, and full of love. She focuses her audience's attention on a particular scene, while keeping life going in the naturalistic production. Hence, in spite of the absence of physical action, there is never a tedious moment.…

Of course, the similarities of both the play and the playwright’s version is that the characters in both remain fairly the same despite who plays it. They had the same backstory, same motif, and frankly the same issues to face which cannot be taken out of production. That is the “meat” of the show, in other words, so the director cannot change the characters immensely. Nevertheless, Last of The Boys was a production worth watching. It is a low budget performance with high quality acting. Chaz…