Was the dress rehearsal performed confidently and effectively? Did it communicate the intentions in a controlled and engaging manner?
(Copy) Yesterday, all the strands participating in Little People's Day performed their pieces to each other in the New Theatre. The show opened with the other theatre class doing their performance, which then led on to our theatre class performing our piece.
Our piece went down well as the audience laughed and reacted well to our performance, which was our aim to get a positive response from the audience. The transitions between each piece had improved a lot as it ran even smoother than how it went before, when we performed it to the other class.
The levels of energy were very high while we had the ability to embarrass ourselves in order to entertain the audience while using skills to act like a professional children's theatre performer. It was performed confidently and effectively, which reflected well on us as a group. The performance was performed in a controlled manner, but to improve we will need to make sure that we involve the audience more.
To improve, we need to polish our acts so they are as good as they could be so that it runs completely professionally as it will be as flawless as possible. We also need to assure that the music, and any other media involved, is working so that we don't have any malfunctions, such as when the Beyoncé soundtrack didn't work in the performance yesterday.
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