Group Analysis: The Fisherman And His Wife

Our first meeting of our group was poorly attended. Alexi and myself were the only members to show up, however Nicole was chatting with us on Google Docs because she was too sick to attend our meeting. This is the meeting where we began writing our first script, which ended up needing to be completely rewritten. Niria took until March, 8th to give me her information to join our group’s GroupMe chat but really contributed to the success of the performance with her dedication to her part and adding in her on personal attitude to her character. Our poor communication in the beginning made the process much more stressful and difficult than it truly needed to be.
From my personal notes, Alexi, Nicole, and myself were the only members to attend
This lack of available time was something that was not easily changeable. Working with six different class, work, and activity schedules made finding practice time very difficult and I am truly in awe of how community theatre is able to produce such wonderful performances with so many varied schedules of volunteers. This project taught me the story of The Fisherman and His Wife, a story that I was surprised to have had never heard before. Discussing the story with the group was very helpful and insightful in the understanding of the driving concept of the story. I really enjoyed our interpretation of it through the concept of greed and our references to popular culture.
Overall, I believe the project went well. Sure, we could have practiced more or been more focused in practice, but I believe we put together a decent production of an updated version of The Fisherman and His Wife. Once we figured out the kinks in our scheduling and communicating, I think we worked well together and made the collaboration a fun and enjoyable experience. I personally believe that every group member ended up contributing well to the production of Greed: A Modern Interpretation of A Fisherman and His