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Stories Combining three stories (following the timeline): A Wall of Fire Rising Night Women Children of the Sea Scenes: A Wall of Fire Rising Guy and Lili’s argument about chasing the dream Guy’s own struggle in the air balloon Lili’s sadness on Guy’s death Night Women More like a background story, shows how Lili raises Little Guy Maybe Lili also feel sad about Little Guy’s departing Children of the Sea Little Guy and the girl in Children of the Sea’s argument about leaving the country Little Guy’s own struggle on the boat The girl’s sadness on Little Guy’s death Interesting because… There are two generations in the adaptation, and each generation is showing a similar pattern of chasing the dream and departing the old but failed The rounds and repetitions also allow this adaptation to corporate with music intimately. The change in costumes and design to indicate different personalities will also be interesting. ...

It is Absurd Review of Cheshire Academy Blackbox Theater’s  “The Importance of being Earnest” By Oscar Wilde  Directed by Marc Aronson, Aidan McBreen, and Allison Bass-Riccio November 1-3, 2017 Cheshire Academy, Cheshire Cast: Jack Worthing: Tas Algernon Moncrieff: Aaron Lady Bracknell: Linda Gwendolen Bracknell: Malika Cecily Cardew: Mao Laticia Prism: Huijin Canon Chasuble: Zoe Lane/Mr. Gribsby: Krystal Merriman: Stella The show begins in Algernon’s house. Algernon welcomes Earnest and tries to get more information of Cecily from his friend Earnest. Cecily is Earnest’s ward, and Algernon is very interested in her. Through the conversation, Algernon finds out Earnest’s real name is Jack, and Jack is pretending to be Earnest, who is Jack’s imaginary brother. Algernon confess he also invented a imaginary friend named Bunbury. Algernon uses Bunbury as an excuse to get away from his aunt Augusta Bracknell. Similarly, Jack uses Earnest as an excuse to come...

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