Patsy Cline

From the very beginning, the play makes use of comedy in the verses. Comedy plays a huge role in the acting of the play. Louise Seger, the friend of Patsy Cline who is reliving a point in her life when she knew Patsy Cline, played by Susan O. Koozin, takes advantage of the use of comedy. She acts as a comedic relief in the production with her saucy routines representing her movement in a car. Since the story was based on actual events it is pivotal to make the story believable which was accomplished successfully through the use of emotions in the play. The play involved two main actors with a band that p

layed the music and provided emphasis on any given event or action through sound effects or background music to form the mood. This production revolved around the memory of one character with flashbacks involving both characters. Patsy Cline, played by Julie Kay Laskowski, provides the vocals to the music which was originally written by the real Patsy Cline. The singing gives it its own distinction from other production because it gives the production its originality. Obviously the director of the production had a keen eye for comedy and when to use it. Friendship was an underlying theme in the production. The two main characters became close friends through the span of the play. They cried together and they laughed together. The overall pace of the story was perfect in that there were smooth transitions between events. The events were described by Louise in her perspective of the situations. She told the audience where every character was going and how. Overall the acting, the script, and the directing were perfectly choreographed and written.

The visual aspects of the production were on the othe

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