The Grade 4 students loved it. Here are some of their reflections.
What did you like about the drama performance?
- It was exciting and scary. It was fun trying to work out who was the murderer.
- I loved the mystery. It was interesting and funny.
- I loved EVERYTHING
- The acting was great and the play was so funny. I laughed out loud.
- I love reading and watching mysteries
- It made me laugh and pay attention. I liked the way the stage moved to different parts of the room.
- I liked the way we saw all the possible situations. This helped us think about who did it.
- The actors were very funny but did not laugh. They were professional.
- The writing was very catchy. We were very interested in solving the crime.
- It was fun being on stage - looking for evidence.
- I really liked the scene with Mary and her boyfriend. She was so jealous that he was talking to his ex-girlfriend. I love the drama.
- I liked the clues and audience participation.
- I liked being on a mission to solve the crime.
- I liked trying to figure out who was the murderer. I kept changing my mind.
- I liked the twist. I liked the blood on the shoe and the way the detective fell off her chair.
- It was a bit silly and a bit realistic at the same time.
- I love mysteries.
If you could describe the performance in one word what would it be?
- Amazing
- Incredible
- Awesome
- Amazing
- Professional
- Awesome
- Outstanding
- Brilliant
- Awesome
- Interesting
- Funny
- Confident
- Mysterious
- Funny
- Entertaining
- Awesome
Who was your favorite character and why?
- The detective. She was a good actor and very funny.
- Carol because she was nice, funny and a good actor.
- I liked Carol. She spoke to the crowd and was very funny.
- Marie. She was very funny in the first scene.
- Chris. He was in all the interesting parts of the play and had a funny sound.
- The scenes were short and very interesting. I liked the way the scenes were set up. The picnic scene was very pretty.
- The detective spoke very clearly. She thought out loud when trying to solve the case.
- The detective - Carolyn?
- The detective was so enthusiastic. She made me smile.
- The detective was so confident .
- The girlfriend was very dramatic.
- The detective did funny intro’s when she went on stage.
Questions …
- How did you chose this story / plot?
- Was there more evidence we missed?
- How long did you practice for? The transitions were so fast.
- If you could change one thing about the script or performance, what would it be?
- How many hours work was this - From initial idea to performance?
- Was the cup supposed to break?
- How did you form your group?
- Did one person write the play or did you all work together?
- Who was in charge of props? Where did you get the props and costumes?
- I wonder why the father cared more about the son and less about the daughter.
- How did you not laugh when saying funny lines?
- How did you come up with the idea?
- Was it hard working as a group - agreeing on the story?
- Did it go to plan? Did you have to change anything? Forget lines?
- Who thought of the story? Is it based on a true story?
- How many times did you need to practice to learn all your lines?
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