Blood Brothers :: Drama

Blood Brothers1. On stage left were the classy houses where Edward lived, on stageright were the council houses that Mickey and his family lived in. Upstage centre was a brick wall with a painted goalpost, lots ofgraffiti. The piece of graffiti that stood fall out the most was the wordEverton. Upstage right was a large alleyway. On both stage leftand stage right in amidst the houses were smaller alleyways.2. Mickey- Young Linda-Teen big(a) sleeveless V-neck Pullover Short stern skirt Very dirty white plimsolls High heeled black stilettos Large dirty shorts- falling down. Blond vibrissa- worn in a tall ponytail. Black socks White shirt, couple of buttons undone revealing stomach and division (just). Grubby white shirt (short sleeved under green pullover) unsportsmanlike knees, face, hands and arms. Shirt tied at bottom Dark, messy hair.3. The childishness scenes were made realistic by the costumes thechildren wore. For example Linda wore a girly dress and wore her hairi n pigtails. The voices similarly made these scenes realistic because themales made their voices higher. The scenes were made tragicomical by thegames they played and how excitable they were.4. One of the actors performances I enjoyed was that of Sammy becausehe was a troublemaker. His performance was made effective by the crooked attitude he had and the tough loud voice he used, this createdthe effect he had a lot of power over people and was in charge,but was never going to be punished for his put to deaths. He lonesome(prenominal) lookedout for himself and seemed not to care for anybody else even hisbrother. Another actor I enjoyed watching was Mickey because he started offbeing a strong, fun, laborsaving character and ended up being avulnerable, self-hating character. This made me encounter sorry for him. Mickey ended up getting his brother and himself killed. He gave theimpression of needing stability in his life.5. I think the narrators role was many different things. He was thestoryteller he was also the characters conscience for good andevil. He looked over the characters. The narrator was also aforewarning to us of what is to happen.6. I think the playwright managed the pathos, through the action andfinal song Tell me its not true this causes the audience to experience