Scott Ellis, David Horn Written by:Joe Masteroff

See She Loves Me–on Broadway!

Directed by:Scott Ellis, David Horn Written by:Joe Masteroff

What kind of stage was used for this production? Why was it a good choice for this show? Think about the actors and the characters they played. Choose m actor that stood out as particularly believable or successful in playing their role. Name the actor,"’ the character they played, and explain what you remember the actor doing that supported their successful portrayal. (Consider how they used voice, body language, movement, emotional connection, etc. Did body language and movement show relationships with other characters ? Was attitude/tone/emotionai connection clearly felt and expressed?) What did you notice about the set design? (Consider information that was communicated through background scenery or projection, with sets, choices of furniture, use of colors or symbols, etc. Time and place? Character circumstances?) Also, did the set design indicate a realistic or nonrealistic style? What did you notice about the lighting design? (Consider special lighting efi’ects that may have contributed to your understanding/experience of the story. Did iigh ting create a certain environment or mood? How/when was this done? Were colors or shapes or variations in brightness used effectively?) What did you notice about the sound design? (Yes, this is a musical and so you may talk about the music and how it was supportive of moments in the story, but you might also consider sound effects used. What were they and what did they indicate about environment, characters, or etc. ?) What did you notice about the costume design? (Consider how costumes indicated time, place, or environment. Did they communicate something about characters’ personalities, social status, occupations, life circumstances? Did costumes create connections between characters or indicate relationships? You might also consider hair and makeup design—did you notice anything special was done/used in this area to help our understanding of a character or the place/time they inhabited?)