Steve Vilendrer performs brilliantly as John Proctor in Arthur Miller's play about the Salem witchhunt, seen as a metaphor for the Senator McCarthy anti-communist hearings. venue- Eden Prairie Hig...
Steve Vilendrer performs brilliantly as John Proctor in Arthur Miller's play about the Salem witchhunt, seen as a metaphor for the Senator McCarthy anti-communist hearings. venue- Eden Prairie High School
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in case somebody with no good knowledge of acting and theatre trying to bring this actor down, please read this: this is a very good acting especially for such a young person. there is nothing called playing with voice, up and down or whatsoever here. when you act, you dont play with voices
great job, honestly, very well done. for a high school play, it seems that it has the right quality the very play demands. and yes, theatre is much more different than TV or film, it requires much more energy and skill, all of you did great, hats of to you all.
BRILLIANT performance. He grasped the emotion and set of the scene so well. It left me speechless... I only wish the kids in my English class would have acted this way when we acted it out. I mean, I played Betty and actually started to climb out the window in my classroom. xD
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All I can say is bravo. VERY nicely done.
***** + Fav.
<3 R.A.