Crimes of the Heart by Beth Henley was eye catching from the beginning to the end. The stage was lit nicely to where it covered the full stage. There was not much you could say about the play that was bad. The little hooks that the director, actors, and actresses chose to implement added a unique flare to the play. There was not any hiccups in the play that damage the image of the play. It was a real professional setting, and If there was one thing that caught the eye negatively, it would be in Act 1 Scene 1, but for the most part, the play was fantastic.
The director chose to position two actresses with their backs to the audience while they were disregarding an actress in front of them. This part of the scene was blind to the audience. The