Kacey Musson Character Analysis

I saw Spill on Saturday, January 30, the second night. I enjoyed the production and especially admired the work of Kacey Musson. Musson had the role of Shelley Anderson, wife of one of the rig workers, Jason Anderson. Kacey Musson put much detail in her strong performance while playing the role of Mrs. Anderson, as she used fantastic vocal work as along with her terrific movements.
Throughout the play I noticed that Musson was my favorite actor every time she was on stage, no matter the character she was. I especially enjoyed her performances as Shelley Anderson. I was extremely impressed with Musson’s interpretation of her character especially with her vocal work. Musson hit the typical accent that people would expect from her character in real life just right. Musson adjust the speed of her words as needed depending on what she was saying, and used just the right tone each time she spoke whether she was answering simple questions for the reporter, or telling a story. When I watched her, I felt as though Shelley Anderson was right there speaking. I felt that Kacey Musson interpreted the
When she was to kiss Jason goodbye while explaining the last time she saw Jason and said goodbye to him before he left for his last job on the rig, she really made sure to give a great performance with her vocal actions as well as the detail in the kiss that her and Orlando Mendez (actor who performed the role of Jason Anderson) shared. The way Musson performed that scene, really showed how much Shelley Anderson loved and missed her husband, and the very last time she saw her husband. There was happiness in being with her loved one, but a moment of this could be the last time, and the end result feeling of looking back on that being in fact the last time she saw