Concord Floral Analysis

Many different genres of play exist in this world and all of them would bring the different but mostly meaningful thoughts to the audiences. Concord Floral is a teen supernatural play which written by Jordan Tannahill and direct by Erin Brubacher and Cara Spooner; with the obvious theme of “bully,” the author tried to tell story of the teenagers from their point of view. As J. Kelly Nestruck mentioned in this globe mail article, Concord Floral is a “Four Star” (J. Kelly Nestruck). The elements which made Concord Floral brilliant and stands out from millions of the same types of product was its setting, arrangement of audiences’ seats and the well represent of teens’ thoughts

Mostly the well-developed story would contain a well-setting; how interesting and attractive was the view the story’s world would easily influence how the audiences feel about the product. The show is all about creating worlds out of
Emotionally, the most delicate time of human teenager; therefore it was the hardest time for others to understand. Teens were not an adult, but also not an child as well and at the most time, they couldn’t understand themselves as well. However, Tannahill’s writing reflects the teens’ parlance and rhythms while exploring their emotional lives and relationships. (Karen Fricker). By looking at the actor’s age, I could reasoning that the directors choose all the cast from the teen. To proof my thought; the globe mail, Nestruck’s article “Concord Floral: A four-star show that's artfully structured, yet full of suspense” he had mention that the “cast with 10 actors between the ages of 16 and 21” ( J. Kelly Nestruck) and Karen, the writer from thestar, said that “the cast of 10 are all in university, high school or in between, and nearly all have appeared in previous iterations of the production”(Karen Fricker) both demonstrated the same thing as me by mentioned the same thing in their