Summary Of The Play 'The Bomb-Itty Of Errors'

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On the 10th of September I watched The Bomb-itty of Errors. Before watching the play, I had no idea what to expect. As soon as I walked in and saw the scenery I instantly thought it was unique. It was all tagged up with graffiti. There was a sign 9A 181 St E Ephesus Pkwy which is where it all took place at. I think the set was made to look like this to get a better understanding of the location. The scenery helps the audience understand the story and I think it’s a pretty important part of a production. Without good scenery, one could easily be lost. Its scenery helps understand where the characters are coming from. My overall opinion of the show was great. I loved it so much and I think I might go watch future plays for fun. It was the first one I ever watched and I didn’t find anything wrong with it.
While watching the play, there were times where I would get lost. I got lost at least twice. There were a couple scenes where I didn’t know what was going on but for most of the play, I did follow. There were many time where music was involved in the play. One of my favorite parts was when it broke out into a hip-hop dance. I love music and …show more content…

Everything was well played and the sound effects did go with each scene. There were some parts where the characters would interact with the audience (i.e. Music). I thought that was creative. Some plays don’t interact with the audience making the play serious and formal. The costumes the characters were wearing were also creative. Changing the costumes is changing their character. The change in costume aids in helping tell the story by knowing what is going on with what character. I liked how all of them at one point played a woman which I found to be hilarious. There were only 4 actors who covered all of the other character. Each actor played more than 3 characters throughout the play which shows that they were able to change emotions and plots very

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