Bling Ring Play Analysis
I have watched six plays from 8:30pm till 10:30pm on 25 September 2014(Thursday) at Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre (klpac), which located at the Jalan Strachan, Sentul Park, off Jalan Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The title that I have chosen for my play reviews is, the Bling Ring, which the director is Kevin Eng. The story of this play is about a group of teenagers had decided to revisit Paris Hilton’s House to “borrow” her fashionable clothes and accessories. The play was role played by Leanne Chuan, Cheryl Monteiro, Joan Lee and Surayyn Selvan.
The performer of the play, which I liked most, is Joan Lee. Her actions, body languages, have caught my attention throughout the whole play. She has successfully exerted her role as the leader of the thief gangs when breaking into the Paris Hilton’s House to steal the items. She has expressed the excitement of stealing the clothes and accessories, and feels no guilt for it, especially when she applied one of the golden shining clothes, walking and showing off proudly around the stage, this is my favorite part of the show. She presented her role as a fashion presenter rather that a thief throughout the show and for that, she had become my favorite performer of the play.
The director has arranged a minor conflict for the other performers to interact with each other. The performers entered the scene as
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The plot of the show is about stealing, without the equipment, the performance will be tedious. For example, arguments between Leanne Chuan and Cheryl Monteiro for stealing the same items, the clothes which Joan Lee has applied, are the parts where the equipments have played their role effectively. The show has successfully created a stealthy atmosphere with the dark environment, but the atmosphere of stealing will be more realistic if there are few red laser lights beams through the
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