English, 13.03.2021 01:00 naansah5457
You will choose one scene from the play we just read, The Diary of Anne Frank, and compare it to the same scene as performed by the San Juan College Band and Theatre.
Your review will analyze the similarities and differences between the written text and the dramatic performance. Be sure to support your analysis and evaluation with relevant details from both the text and the performance.
Your four-paragraph review will answer the following questions:
How did watching the performance differ from reading the text?
Did the actors make effective choices that captured the emotions, personalities, and motivations of the characters?
Was the performance faithful to the text?
Did the performance reveal something about the text that was new or surprising?
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