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    Blood Brothers Theatre Review Word Count:1‚282 Cast: Mrs Johnstone – Vivienne Carlyle Narrator- Phillip Stewart Eddie- Paul Christopher Mickey- Mark Rice-Oxley Mrs Lyons- Abigail Jaye Linda- Louise Clayton Sammy- Michael Southern Donna Marie- Kevin Pallister We visited the Phoenix Theatre on the fourth of October and when we the play started I was drawn to the actual setting of the stage; firstly contrast in the set and how it represented the two side’s class divide. Mrs Johnstone’s

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    I picked this passage/quote because what is a family if siblings don’t fight. Jude said this to Noah after he blurted out that she was jealous. Jude was jealous‚ but not because Noah and their mother had a stronger bond. Because her mother didn’t look at her drawings. She only saw Noah’s and liked them a lot. This novel worked so well with my theme with the twins fighting the parents not knowing what’s going on but hurting the situation more because they don’t love each other like they use to. Siblings

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    Blood brothers Mrs Johnstone has a big family her husband walked out while she was expecting another baby . She starts working for Mrs Lyons a lady who cannot have children. She finds out that she is expecting twins and tells Lyons that she cannot afford them both so Mrs Lyons offers to take one . After some doubts and swearing on the bible that is. Mrs Lyons gets paranoid of the twins being reunited and fires Mrs J - the boys then meet aged 7 but then Mrs Johnstone and family and Mickey‚gets

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    Matrix ran when he heard that‚ and pleads him to not shut their circus. But the petition didn’t help and his dad who was losing hope‚ takes out his gun‚ and commit suicide in front of them‚ and left Matrix devastated. In 2005‚ Matrix had not forgotten the death of his father and the heartless bank manager‚ and he swears to take the revenge from him. The following years he robs various branches of the Royal bank. Weeks after weeks‚ he plans to rob the bank and with the special magic tricks of his

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    the theme of social class in the play Blood Brothers? “And do we blame superstition for what has came to pass? or could It be we‚ the English‚ have come to know as class?”. Willy Russell successfully expresses the unfair treatment and inequality of social class by using the families in “Blood Brothers” The social divide in the play "Blood Brothers" from Willy Russell links into social class. It all starts with the differences between Mrs Johnstone and Mrs Lyons. Mrs Johnstone is working class and

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    Live Theatre Evaluation: Blood Brothers I went to see the production ‘Blood Brothers’ at Wycombe Swan Theatre on the 24th April 2013. Blood Brothers is a musical about twin brothers Mickey (Sean Jones) and Edward (Mark Hutchinson) separated at birth who both find each other again and become blood brothers‚ but find out they’re brothers right before they die. Before I saw the play‚ my expectations were it was going to be boring and just plain acting‚ which I do not like. I was quite surprised

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    into the council offices where at the time Edward is delivering his speech. Mickey has the main role in the final scene; he has Edward at gunpoint‚ as is not at all sure what he is actually doing. Numerous factors contributed to the success of the production‚ this will include‚ stage set‚ lighting‚ characterisation‚ performance‚ general theatre‚ the mass recession on the 1970s. ’Mickey! Don’t shoot Eddie. He’s your brother’ The final scene of Blood Brothers by Willy Russell is one of dramatic impact

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    Contextually‚ the play ‘Blood Brothers’ was written by Willy Russell and is set in the 1980s in Thatcher’s Britain and is a social commentary of the ways in which different social classes were treated in the early 1980s‚ where money was short and families were considerably larger than you would expect to see today. The story is told through the voice of the omnipresent narrator‚ who is presented as an especially pivotal character‚ a manifestation of one of the visible themes in Blood Brothers - the idea that

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    On the 11th November 2016 I went to see a play called Blood Brothers at Mayflower Theatre‚ it was written by Willy Russell.It was set in the 1960s in Liverpool. It was performed by the Professional Play Group and directed by Bob Tomson and Bill Kenwright. The play was a musical which meant during the performance there was songs suited to a specific moment within the play. Before attending the performance I already knew the story line however I was intrigued as to how they could perform the play themselves

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    you read. Ok well‚ Mrs Lyons employs Mrs Johnston to work for her. Mrs Lyons can’t have children‚ but Mrs Johnston (Known as the mother) has too many. When Mrs J finds out she is going to have twins she is upset as she can’t afford them. Mrs Lyons persuades Mrs J to let her adopt one of the twins. Mrs Lyons is very aware of her social and financial position and she uses it to influence Mrs J. (She offers to pay her for the baby at one point I think.) Mrs Lyons also comes across as very cruel

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