#1
Posted: 12/29/17 at 1:37pm
I was wondering what everyone's favorite Musical/Play is for the following elements.
Music:
Singing:
Acting:
Choreography:
Technical:
Plot:
Warning: Possible Spoilers!!
Music: School of Rock. I really like rock music out of all genres.
Singing: School of Rock. While not the best in terms of singing, the kids were very impressive and it was unique to have a mostly kids cast.
Acting: The Play That Goes Wrong. Extremely funny and we have good actors, pretending to be horrible actors. Even the "stage manager" was an actor.
Choreography: Lion King. Very unique way of having everyone move. Fighting shown as dancing. Every dancer looked very light on their feet and almost gravity defying.
Technical: Spider Man. While not the best show, the automated fly was amazing. The lights and moving panels also really helped it show as a comic book.
Plot: The Play That Goes Wrong. This play was the funniest I have seen. There was never a serious moment or time when things went right. From set collapsibg, to actors getting knocked unconcious, to the manly stage manager being forced into the female's part....
Music:
Singing:
Acting:
Choreography:
Technical:
Plot:
Warning: Possible Spoilers!!
Music: School of Rock. I really like rock music out of all genres.
Singing: School of Rock. While not the best in terms of singing, the kids were very impressive and it was unique to have a mostly kids cast.
Acting: The Play That Goes Wrong. Extremely funny and we have good actors, pretending to be horrible actors. Even the "stage manager" was an actor.
Choreography: Lion King. Very unique way of having everyone move. Fighting shown as dancing. Every dancer looked very light on their feet and almost gravity defying.
Technical: Spider Man. While not the best show, the automated fly was amazing. The lights and moving panels also really helped it show as a comic book.
Plot: The Play That Goes Wrong. This play was the funniest I have seen. There was never a serious moment or time when things went right. From set collapsibg, to actors getting knocked unconcious, to the manly stage manager being forced into the female's part....
