A rewiew of "challote Salmon" performed by horse and bambo.
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This play was the story of the, life of charlotte salmon. It showed her life from child hood to adult hood and then her death, and also important event in her short life that affected her and in turn affected us. The play had a very dramatic story line as charlotte salmon had a very dramatic life. In the play we saw charlotte forming close relation ships with the characters around her and yet at some point they were all taken from her, firstly her mother: they used several actors to show they many different frames of mind...
times was bright like when they were on holiday. However I do not thin that the lighting was a large part of the effects of the play.
times was bright like when they were on holiday. However I do not thin that the lighting was a large part of the effects of the play.
In my opinion when the Germans came was such an anticlimax, it is such a curtail part of the play and it could have been so much more dramatic.
Technical equipment was used to draw the play to a close; an image of charlotte was projected on to a piece of cloth. She was running and then a black cloud, which I took to be the gas, engulfed her.
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