Madhouse in Mantsua

It is known that many productions are interpreted and therefore performed in different ways. There are lots of key elements that can conclude weather a play is going to be a success or not. The actual location o

The room was completely painted black, I felt as the performance was going along that I was part of it since Kevin continuously made eye contact during his many monologues. The set contained what was supposed to be a bed, but was extremely evident that it was a bench. There was also a door in which Romeo was fed his meals while in the madhouse. These are the only two props that were used for the setting. I feel as if the setting was not at all giving the viewers a sense that Romeo was in a madhouse. I believe that there would be more a sense of the madhouse if all the walls where to have been painted white on what was the stage. When I think of a madhouse, I think of white walls.

The play ran for approximately 55 minutes which I feel was not enough time to capture Romeos true essence for the loss of Juliet. The play seemed to be rushed and not very understandable. Romeo was crazy it’s a given fact but I wanted the actor to show why Romeo was crazy and actually make me sympat

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Madhouse Mantua, Magical Dream, Trilogy Theater, Kevin Kaine, Romeo Juliet, madhouse mantua, interaction actors viewers, play play, interaction actors, hard follow, actors viewers, romeo crazy,