After watching the recording version of Shrek the Musical, I consider that it is a successful production if the purpose of this musical is to amuse audiences and bring them an enduring audio-visual feast. As a musical that is created based on a blockbuster, the basic story framework is without novelty – an ugly but kind-hearted ogre experiences lots of dangers with a friend, saves the princess like a hero and wins her heart in the end. However, I have to admit that Shrek the Musical does a fantastic job to convert a movie into a Broadway show, considering the high level of complexity and difficulty for a team to humanize animated characters and imitate scenes. There are a lot of details, including Pinocchio’s growing nose, in the musical that show off the elaboration. Undoubtedly, the scenery is one of the brightest spot in this musical.
Despite all of the differences that he and his father had; he told the most beautiful story that was the perfect ending to a fantastic movie. The impact of the marvelous acting skills was that it helps the viewer to feel the emotions of the characters and actually connect with the movie. Another example of this phenomenal acting is the way that the colors that the characters wore matched their personalities. For example, the people in the circus wore very bright and bold colors that represented their outgoing personalities. Also, Sandra’s appearance is soft, gentle and full of light colors to match her kind and loving personality.
Some critics did not appreciate the show not being family friendly, the modern-day issues the show discussed, the manner in which stereotypes were portrayed, and the intense similarity to La Boheme. Musical theatre critic, journalist, and author Scott Miller says “Rent shouldn’t have worked because its music is genuine rock and roll...theatre audiences loved it and so did the pop music audience...Larson...did the near impossible by successfully blending the two without emasculating either...satisfying both audiences. The CD quickly became the best selling cast
I think this is by far the best musical all of the songs in the movie are extremely catchy and all of the actors in the movie do a great job of portraying their character especially Rick Moranis who plays the main character. As I have said before they do an amazing job on the puppet work for the plant and the actual voice actor for the plant does an amazing job of making you love the character. They also did a great job of all the sets in the movie they really made it look like 1950’s/60’s New York in a poor run down neighborhood and it really adds to the whole experience of the movie. I think you should really see this movie while it is obviously not in theaters anymore it is on dvd and blu ray while I am not sure how much a normal dvd is the blu ray is 20 dollars and includes a lot of special features if you are interested in that kind of thing but i 'm sure you could find it randomly on your tv one day and just record it on your dvr but hey that’s up to
As well in Nightmare Before Christmas, the characters sing songs that are very catchy and go along with the mood. From the catchy songs to the fun yet spooky characters, Tim uses music to add more meaning to his story and uses high/low key lighting to provide emphasis on the
Actors had also had to be dancers, singers and many times instrument players in light of the fact that music was highly important in plays and zigs. Zigs were dances with sing able dialogues and they were adored by the Elizabethan viewers. The “clowns” and the “insane people” who appears in many Elizabethan plays had the habit of improvising. For that reason it is very likely a part of the dark jokes in Shakespeare’s plays to be a result of improvising and then incorporated into his plays. The idea of wealth and peace while Elizabeth was the queen, will slowly generate the crowd’s interest to know more about their past.
As with anything Simpson, this is an over-the-top non-stop exhilarating adventure. Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey (Universal’s Islands of Adventure™) The queue for this Video Simulation is almost as good as the ride itself. Enter through the towering castle gates and then wind your way through Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, visiting Dumbledore’s office, the Defence Against the Dark Arts classroom, the Gryffindor common room, the Room of Requirement plus others. Look out for the talking paintings because they are a genius touch. Once you arrive at the ride itself, feel free to be astounded by the magical creatures you will encounter as you soar above the castle with Harry on this magical adventure.
Beside the bad ending, The series is worth your time because it ' s funny and tearful at the same time. So if you guys watch it too, and hope you do, the film often tells theories that for me really suitable in real life. Except when it comes to Barney Stinson 's theories which is somehow seem unrealistic but still had a point. And these are some of my favorite: The Cheerleader Effect This one is simple: a group of girls or guys always appears hotter than they do when they are by themselves. Explains the appeal of cheerleaders and fraternity members.
For example, there is a scene that The With tells The Baker about the curse she placed, and the way to lift the curse. The music of that scene is a high pitch and rapid rhythm that brings audiences horrified and worried feelings. Also, when the Prince found his real love, Cinderella, the music is peaceful and harmonious. Audiences can feel the happiness that shared from the lovely couple. I believe there are various elements to form an excellent musical, such as story, music, actors, and so
The characters are all very hilarious, the play has that let say sophisticated sense of humor that it makes you enjoy each of the characters; you will have so much fun reading the dialogues. I especially liked Algernon’s with the entire bumburist thing; although is not the main character I feel like it is. Everything he says make sense to me even