Show Week 9 (to be continued)

This week was out get in and we performed four marvellous shows and a great dress run. The majority of the feedback was really good and I found a number of people who saw the first show said I was different on the last night, which I took as a good thing as one piece of feedback I got from Karen was that I am too consistent, and so, I tried my best to make it a bit more surprising. I  didn't do anything too over the top to change it because I wanted to keep the right level of energy and atmosphere we had managed to find in our scene.

Week 11 (final cuts)

This week, we looked over a number of ways that edited, polished and overall improved our scene. We decided to cut scene 3, which I think was probably the most realistic scene to cut, for many reasons. I didn't want any of the scenes to be cut, particularly not this one, because this scene was one that for me really stood out and captured the audiences attention. Every time this scene performed I could feel the atmosphere change in the room instantly, and could already tell the audience was hooked. I loved this scene, because no matter how many times I have heard it been performed, it still makes me come out in goosebumps, as it makes me think of "What if it were me in that situation"?.

I am also glad we kept scene 2 though, as this scene, has a lot of historical references, and it also fits in with the fact that The Wardrobe tells the story of, young adults and children from different cultures, up-bringings and ethnicity's.

Presentation Week (to be edited)

Although, I am a bit nervous when it comes to presenting, I think me and Rae did really well. I am happy with my grade, and aiming to get that last distinction box ticked. I think one thing we could have included was the styles  that we used for example, Brecht and Naturalism.