Beautiful Musical Play
Shayla Smith
Period 4
4/7/16
A beautiful musical put together by a Christian K-12 school. So beautiful, so amazing. Full of beautiful actors and singers. A very precise performance with expert actors and actresses. Amazing voices came from the mouths of these young kids. The costumes were amazing and accurately portrayed for the play and each character. Because they were apart of an orphanage and very poor their costumes were raggedy and old and used. Yet, even though the costumes weren't the prettiest they even fit each character perfectly. The sweet little girl of the show had on old girly clothes. With brighter, but murkier colorings to it because of its elderliness and since it was most likely the older girls clothes before …show more content…
Not always on point for my preferences, but they were all together great. When emotion needed to be showed it was there 100%. And, some students were reacting the entire time which was absolutely wonderful to see. Even when it wasn't their turn to talk they had it going on when it came to facials. Next, the sound. Was absolutely amazing. There was never a point on the show when I wished it would be louder, or even that it should be quieter. And, when the characters sang it was absolutely beautiful. The scenes were never too fast or too slow. They spoke at a rate where you held on to every word, but not for too long so that you had time to catch the next group of words. The sound and speech of this Annie remake was altogether very good and made the musical. One thing i really liked about this musical was the lighting. It honestly intrigued me very much so. There were parts when the lights would dim and didn't understand why, but i soon figures out there had been a mood change among the scene and the lighting difference was needed. The lighting was colored at some points if I remember correctly, but only at the more dramatic and/or intense points which I really liked. Then at other points in the show besides the just normal lights to light up the stage, they had immense spotlights to highlight main characters and the facials of the standby
Period 4
4/7/16
A beautiful musical put together by a Christian K-12 school. So beautiful, so amazing. Full of beautiful actors and singers. A very precise performance with expert actors and actresses. Amazing voices came from the mouths of these young kids. The costumes were amazing and accurately portrayed for the play and each character. Because they were apart of an orphanage and very poor their costumes were raggedy and old and used. Yet, even though the costumes weren't the prettiest they even fit each character perfectly. The sweet little girl of the show had on old girly clothes. With brighter, but murkier colorings to it because of its elderliness and since it was most likely the older girls clothes before …show more content…
Not always on point for my preferences, but they were all together great. When emotion needed to be showed it was there 100%. And, some students were reacting the entire time which was absolutely wonderful to see. Even when it wasn't their turn to talk they had it going on when it came to facials. Next, the sound. Was absolutely amazing. There was never a point on the show when I wished it would be louder, or even that it should be quieter. And, when the characters sang it was absolutely beautiful. The scenes were never too fast or too slow. They spoke at a rate where you held on to every word, but not for too long so that you had time to catch the next group of words. The sound and speech of this Annie remake was altogether very good and made the musical. One thing i really liked about this musical was the lighting. It honestly intrigued me very much so. There were parts when the lights would dim and didn't understand why, but i soon figures out there had been a mood change among the scene and the lighting difference was needed. The lighting was colored at some points if I remember correctly, but only at the more dramatic and/or intense points which I really liked. Then at other points in the show besides the just normal lights to light up the stage, they had immense spotlights to highlight main characters and the facials of the standby