Author: Josie A (not verified)
Date: 18/05/2006 - 11:40
The Bridge was excellent! It has been the most entertaining and emotionally charged production i have seen in a long time. The actress who played Julie was fantastic ..how old is she? She created a realistic character that positioned her audience to sympathize for her and her voice had impeccable pitch. I though that the chorus at times were not "Together" and i noticed a select few not puttingi n 100% which ruined the energy. I thought the fathers appearence didnt suit the character that perhaps the writer wanted to portray. But these are minor details and i am a picky person! Seriously though this production was exciting especially at the end when the energetic performers interacted with the audience. The icing on the cake was the scene at the end, after the energetic performence when Julie makes up with her parents, when the audience was brought back to reality that there are still people living on the streets and struggling to maintain hope and reasonable living standards Im only 17 and this play provided me with an insight into reality. The swearing and other confronting aspects suited the play and it was clearly advertised that the target audience was 16 yr and over. Thanks for the fantastic play!!!
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Date: 18/05/2006 - 11:40
The Bridge was excellent! It has been the most entertaining and emotionally charged production i have seen in a long time. The actress who played Julie was fantastic ..how old is she? She created a realistic character that positioned her audience to sympathize for her and her voice had impeccable pitch. I though that the chorus at times were not "Together" and i noticed a select few not puttingi n 100% which ruined the energy. I thought the fathers appearence didnt suit the character that perhaps the writer wanted to portray. But these are minor details and i am a picky person! Seriously though this production was exciting especially at the end when the energetic performers interacted with the audience. The icing on the cake was the scene at the end, after the energetic performence when Julie makes up with her parents, when the audience was brought back to reality that there are still people living on the streets and struggling to maintain hope and reasonable living standards Im only 17 and this play provided me with an insight into reality. The swearing and other confronting aspects suited the play and it was clearly advertised that the target audience was 16 yr and over. Thanks for the fantastic play!!!