I attended “The Crucible” play on October 29th 2015 at Lonestar College Kingwood. This play was held in the Performing Arts Center on the main stage. This performance drew in mostly students from the college. There were about 50 people that attended this performance. The audience was very polite for the performers in the play. Arthur Miller wrote “The Crucible” to inform people that they cannot trust people. Arthur Miller was a playwright and a journalist at the time he wrote the play. He was informing the American people about the government propaganda. Arthur Miller used “the Salem Witch Trials” for historical reference. I think the play was good for me to attend. It attained the goal. I watched this play in my high school English class and could really compare the movie version to the play version. I personally enjoyed the play version better because it really helped you feel like you were there. The first scene in the play starts in the woods. There were also scenes such as a bedroom, a kitchen, and a courtroom. They were very successful when creating these scenic designs. I could clearly tell what each scene was and the differences from each scene. The scenic designs and the scenic elements were successful. The lighting of the play …show more content…
The costumes stuck out very well and made the play even better. The different scenes and different costumes really worked together to help the audience understand the play. The audience could tell that each costume had been well thought out for each character in the play depending on scenes. You could tell the costumes had been worked very hard on. The sound was very clear and helped clarify the mood of the play. The audience could tell when a character was mad because of the tone of voice the character was using such as yelling or aggressively speaking. They could tell when a character was acting sad because the tone of voice got very quiet and