Before the play began, a man just came in and talked a little bit about the policy and then he quickly left. I didn’t like how he came in and talked really quick because it seems like he was rushed or in a hurry to go somewhere. However, I felt that the transition was good because the music and the setting brought me into this new world of theatre. I knew when the play was about to start because the light was turned off and the music began to soften and fade away.

When the light turned back on, the actor and actress came on stage and started having a conversation. I didn’t like the actions of Simon and Sorel because when they had their conversations at the beginning of this play, it looked like they were talking really close to each other. I just thought that they were facing too close to each other. It bothered me because it didn’t seem like t

I dislike Sandy because he sounds like he is always whining. I don’t think that he can act very well. He’s good in memorizing his lines for the play, but his accents doesn’t sound right because it doesn’t go together with everyone else in the play.

I was able to tell that they were rich because they had Clara who is a maid in the house. I thought that the costume in the first part fit the setting because it looked like they were rich people living in the Victorian Era. But after the fifteen-minute intermission, they all changed their clothes. I don’t understand why they changed into clothes that made them look like they were getting ready to go to a formal party. Everybody was dressed up in either a suit or a formal dress. I thought that they were going to leave the house to go to a party. Instead, they end up playing some kind of game.

I didn’t like they way Simon acted because he doesn’t sound manly. In a way, his pronunciation sounded kind of gay. There’s something about the way he acted that made him look so fake. Also, I thought that his make up was bad. I felt that they put way too much make up on him. Simon should of have a more natural look instead of putting a lot make up on because he’s a guy. He doesn’t need to put make up on.

I also didn’t like the way David pronounce his words. It seems like he tries to talk with an accent, but it doesn’t really sound like a good accent. I don’t think that David has a big role in the play even though he is part of the Bliss family. It doesn’t seem like he has a lot of lines to say. What I thought was weird is the part where Judith caught

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