Play Review: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe (my niece's theater class' rendition)
For having only one week to throw this together, these kids did a good job. The script could have used a little help, but what could they do. They had one week to prepare, so the story had to be shortened. The girl who played Susan had a terrible fake British accent, but other than that, I think it all went alright. The best performance of the play was by Scout, who was the best/cutest fairy narrator ever. I'm glad I saw it.
posted by melilotnfosco | 7:05 PM
21 Comments:
aww, cute :) and i'm glad you got to see it too! that'll show your count olafy boss! hmph. but why did they only have a week to put it together??
it was theater camp
ah, i see... well, way to go, scout! :)
in susan's defense, she was 11 years old and trying to be in character
i think this is the first theater review on our blogs
we're so classy now
i was once a professional theater critic
you mean why am i no longer one? because it was just a temporary gig.
i was a judge for a high school theater competition
ooh, that IS very professional! :)
that still is a great claim to fame
camps already? Is school out there now (I know your girls are homeschooled but was it a homeschooled kids camp or an everybody camp?)
and way to go Scout!!!
an everybody camp - but just a day camp, not overnight. we had wanted one later in the summer, to break up the time off, but they all filled up really fast.
i've never been to camp
that's sad (although i never really liked overnight camp)
camp was great - there were boys ;)
(rolling eyes) ;)
camp is awesome! I loved going and I loved working there (although that was before headache days, now I'm not so fond of the sun). You should still go! Does your church do a retreat?
i don't have a church right now b/c i've been church-hopping... maybe next summer or something.. boys being there does make it tempting... ;)
i'm such a bad influence ;)
you are! ;)
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