for giving background information‚ were at times quite confusing and hard to follow. Scenic designer‚ F. Nels Anderson‚ designed the set that included many props located on two sliding platforms from each side of the stage. These platforms‚ along with other props around the stage‚ created various locales such as the bus‚ a nightclub‚ and a hotel room. A fairly attractive
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going to be starting in a few minutes. We all went and lined up at the foot of the stage because we were one of the first people to go on. “Your next‚” I heard from the people helping back stage. Right then I had to run through all of the steps to the dance in my head to make sure that I had everything right. I had worked on the dances for the last 9 months. It was our turn to go on stage. As I went out onto the stage‚ the bright lights hurt my eyes. My hands were sweating and the music for our lyrical
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can be quite naïve at times. They live in a small two-bedroom tenement apartment. The bit of the house seen on the stage is the living room where most of the play is set. The house is very confined and claustrophobic. The setting of the stage plays a big effect on the audience because there are no intervals between scenes‚ which makes the play move faster. On the right side of the stage is Alfieri’s desk. Alfieri is a lawyer in the area and plays a big role in the play. He commentates in the first
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performed at the John Anthony Theatre at the Spring Creek Collin College campus on March 9‚ 2014. The show was put together very well. The professionalism was evident in everything from the lights‚ to the choreography. At the first view of the stage‚ the audience was immediately transported into Washington Heights New York‚ on Fourth of July 2014. It was a hot summer day‚ and with help from the actors‚ the audience could feel the heat too. The majority of the actors were well cast‚ and
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delivering this message‚ the characters would look at the audience and make gestures at them. Secondly I feel that there was another smaller message too‚ and that was how bouncers don’t get the credit they need and the certain drawbacks to the job. The stage was an end
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Hannah Carlson Ryan Hemsoth Theatre 3000-01 April 22‚ 2014 Pump Boys and Dinettes This musical was performed at the Triad Stage in Greensboro‚NC. Starting April 6th-May4th. Directed by Bryan Conger. The setting of this play was at a gas station/ diner where 4 auto handy men worked along with 2 dinette ladies. They sing about their lives at the Double Cupp Diner and Pump Boys Auto Shop and the lives they wish they could have. These country characters feature roles that audience members
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because businesses may need teams with specific set of skills or capabilities to do the jobs well. Team diversity is an important consideration for teams that must complete a wide range of different tasks or particularly complex tasks. 5. At what stages of development might a team not be able to move forward? How might a team leader or manager resolve the situation? -In my
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Assignment 2 The Summery of the Group Work A fashion forecasting report was conducted for Miss Selfridge Company to enable the development of new fashion ideas that would appeal to its customers. After getting familiar with the classic Miss Selfridge style and its history the research process had begun. One of the most useful resources for ideas were the Fashion weeks‚ showing collections of famous and up and coming designers in New York‚ London‚ Paris and Milan. The most coveted pieces‚ cuts
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Shadow of a Gunman Character Analysis – Bradley Mallon Tommy Owens Tommy is a source of humour in the play‚ as his over-the-top antics make him very enjoyable to watch on stage. He is said to have had ‘a few drinks already‚ and although he is not drunk he has had enough to make him very talkative’. He enters the play by interrupting a romantic scene between Davoren and Minnie‚ which instantly makes the audience feel annoyed by his presence. He believes Davoren is in the IRA‚ and tries his best to
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in dance performance‚ and mostly have “dance appreciation fever” like me. After the introduction of director‚ all the lights dimed down and the curtain slide up. The light focuses in the middle of the proscenium stage where there are group of seven dancers sat down in the middle of the stage ready to perform. They started it off with the piece called Friendships that was choreographer by the Chair of Dance Department and also a director of Collin Dance Ensemble‚ Tiffanee Arnold. Under the direction
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