Revenge of the Bridesmaids is a comedy movie which talks about two bridesmaids plan to destroy a wedding for their best friend because the bride stole their friend’s boyfriend. It is not a hit movie and certainly not a blockbuster, but I think it will brings a lot of fun to the audience if it is adapted into a musical. This movie starts with one of the main characters, Abigail, as voice-over, explains the relationship among her, other two women Parker and Racheal, and the bride Caitlin, each’s personality, their childhood together and why she and Parker and Racheal do not like Caitlin. When this part is performed on the stage, there will be an exposition song singing by one of the performers who is taking the part of Abigail to explain the whole thing, with other performers acting aside about things that are described in the lyrics, including things that happened when the main characters were kids (acting by young performers). This song’s title will be “Things You Should Know,” and there will be some dance combining with acting. Then the story will flow just like what is in the movie, but there will be revised dialogue among characters. So basically Abigail and …show more content…
During the process, they find out that Caitlin only want to marry to Tony for his money, so she lies about that she is pregnant. Abigail, Parker and Rachel collect evidence and prepare to uncover the truth in the wedding. There will be songs, dialogues, and dance along with acting to showcase this part when performing on the stage. Then comes to the second climax, the wedding. The chaotic situation will be showed by all of the main characters singing together with group dance. The song they sing will called “The Wedding,” and I want the choreography here to be rambling. Then ultimately, the show will end exactly as what it likes in the movie, where Caitlin loses and Rachel and Tony get together
Besides it normally being nation 's most significant evening of the year anyhow, last evening noted the 50th Yearly CMA Honors, suggesting it could simply have actually been among nation 's largest evenings ever before. A genuine ceremony of super-stars and also downright tales took the phase throughout the three-hour event, from Garth Brooks and also Reba McEntire to Lily Tomlin and also Dolly Parton, as well as the pop-crossover power was shown up to 11 with none besides Beyoncé appearing to execute "Daddy Lessons" with the Dixie Chicks. Truly, every little thing you saw on TELEVISION last evening would certainly 've been sufficient to send out also the most requiring follower to bed pleased.
In the beginning of the play, the reader is introduced to Abigail and is immediately given a strong impression of her through her words. Abigail lies to her uncle to avoid harsh punishment, “No one was naked! You mistake yourself uncle!”. Multiple girls, including Abigail danced in the woods naked, to summon spirits. Abigail also lied about drinking blood.
Throughout this process, the director talked about the idea of identity, but in my opinion, the focus became blurred toward the end of the production process. Perhaps this was due to the fact that the main method for communicating the concept of identity was through dialogue. Although they were executed very well, the sound design and the set design actually did very little to help communicate the main concept of identity in this production. The songs selected for the production during the pre-show, intermission, and during the play did not contribute to the overall message and might even be considered distracting. Because the dialogue was so important, perhaps a better choice would have been to utilize subtle instrumental music in addition to the water sound effects.
Lies and Deceit Arthur Miller’s The Crucible reveals to the reader about lies and deceit in the small town of Salem. Abigail Williams, a 17 year old girl who lets her jealousy of Elizabeth Proctor turn her into this evil person and affect the lives of many. Several lies unfold from the actions of the two characters as the court questions them. The development of characters, setting, and plot are revealed through John Proctor’s growth. Miller reveals the central idea of lies and deceit in Abigail's actions throughout the play.
Before the climax the crew starts seeing weird things and tries to fire Doug, because they think he is very lazy. They also get very important news from their boss Steve. The climax begins when Toby, Annabel, and Strobe realize that the pizzeria that they work at is actually a monster hunting organization and one of their members that work there confess that he owns Killer Pizza! When Toby, Annabel, and Strobe have to decide if they want to be MCOs (Monster Combat Officers) is the falling action. Theme
At the beginning of the play, a man sees Abigail and the girls of the town dancing in the wilderness. While all the girls are dancing, Abigail seems to whisper something to the leader of the dancing, Tituba. Tituba looked absolutely appalled by what Abigail has whispered into her ear. All the girls around Abigail watched as
It starts off by showing the girls running into the woods giggling and dancing shouting out boy’s names, whom they like. They don’t show this in the play. The reason for this, in my opinion, is they can’t show some of the things live in front of people. For example, A girl strips down naked, and Abby drinks chicken blood by smashing it on a rock. In the play this was only talked about.
P.J effectively uses ‘Dancing Queen’ by ABBA to show cast all four of the most important scenes in Muriel’s Wedding. In this first scene, Muriel was accused of stealing a dress, she was told by her father Bill Heslop (played by Bill Hunter) to “find the receipt”. When she was back in her room, she put on her favourite song ‘Dancing Queen’ on her pink tape recorder and dreamed that her life was as good as the song. The camera was zoomed in
And then water gets close to the electrical cords and people are electrocuted. Carrie has killed Chris and her boyfriend in their car. Carrie has used her power to set a fire in the streets and has burned the whole
Conveying a story about love but not traditional romance, The Princess Bride incorporates a frame tale, which is a technique of putting a story within a story. The frame tale separates the outer frame from the inner frame of the story. The Princess Bride is far more than just a story; its frame tale explicitly portrays the main message of the story: generational love and the love of family. The first indication is revealed with this idea of generational love in the selection of the protagonist. The protagonist, the grandson, is the only character to experience any form of meaningful character change.
“RAH!” I yelled and jumped on her back. She screamed and fell over. “Sophie!” She yelled and playfully hit me.
Isabella Talamantez Ms. Tobias English III- 6th 12 January 2017 The Great Gatsby, Compared and Contrasted The Great Gatsby is a popular book written by F. Scott Fitzgerald in the 1920s. Much later it was adapted into a movie that is a topic of debate because of its similarities and differences. While they both have the same storyline of a poor farmer’s son rising to riches with the aspiration of getting his dream girl, the book and movie have variations concerning details such as the materialistics and relationships.
A Chorus Line was different from any of the plays that we had seen during the semester, given that it was a musical. This is definitely what I am more accustomed to from watching my friends through the years preform this style alone essentially as well as my sister playing any Broadway musical soundtrack she could get her hands on for weeks on end. This felt so drastically different from anything else we had seen in the semester because it seemed that there was no end goal or resolution, it just ended. Sure, a handful of characters grew but a lot was left to the imagination at the end of the play. One thing that always sticks out within a musical are the songs itself.
The episode from this series that is going to be focused on is “Christmas Party.” In this episode, there are many different narratives being used to convey a reality.
Comparison Between Mean Girls And Real Life Hollywood has made many movies that involve teenagers and their lives in high school. In most of those movies, they portray high school differently than actual high school. One of those movies is Mean Girls. The movie is about a girl named Cady Heron who moves to a new city from Africa and attends a public school for the first time.