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Here is a snapshot of life of pie , performed by national theatre and on top is there simple logo .

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The National Theatre,Is such an incredible institution that showcases amazing performances.
Frantic Assembly is a renowned physical theatre company known for their dynamic and innovative movement-based performances. They often incorporate unique techniques, like their signature "physicality," which involves exploring physicality in storytelling. As for walking on walls,  it involves a combination of acrobatics, harnesses, and creative staging.

Here is a link below for some more content on national theatre :

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4mXhW7TXQ8

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Watching Time and the Coneways for the very first time. 

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"The Time and the Conways" is a play written by J.B. Priestley. It revolves around the Conway family and explores the concept of time and its impact on their lives. The play is set in two different time periods, 1919 and 1937, and examines how the characters' hopes, dreams, and relationships evolve over the years. It delves into themes of regret, the passage of time, and the fragility of human existence. It's a thought-provoking and emotionally charged play that offers a unique perspective on the complexities of life.

To watch click on the link below :

https://youtu.be/eJq2ORENWYs?si=DD_LNbFv-OCUkYx1

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once  I received the script, plot and thought had to make some cuts to ensure that our  play would fit within the time limit of 40-50 minutes. During this period, i weren't assigned a specific character but instead played the role of an extra who had a significant amount of stage time. It was  exciting to have such involvement in the production, even without a designated character. My presence and contributions as an extra surely added depth and richness to the overall performance.

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26/03/2023 - Here is a trailer from punch drunks “ The Burnt City” and some photos I took while I was there .

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The Burnt City was about the fall of Troy and it was based on Greek mythology. there were gods and mortals. Punch Drunk presented that very well. It was set in a mysterious underworld. All those who played gods executed their roles very well it was very evident that they were high and mighty, they used levels to show status and proxemics between characters to show specific relationships, although there was very little dialogue it was very clear what was occurring, the movement was big and powerful. This immersive experience was one of the best I have seen it. In The Burnt City, a Strobe light with a siren sound was used and I thought together that was amazing because it got all the audience members panicking about what is next to come. The show began with a tour guide telling a story she then sent us off on our own and in the first room it was dark with a dim light over an artefact from Ancient Greek. As you roamed around their numerous doors, I was on edge. In the second room there was a projection of the underworld family tree that had Persephone in coincidence my character that I play and Hades as rulers at the top of the family tree. As I was walking around I realised there were many rooms ,some rooms were bedrooms or kitchens and some were just dark rooms but overall it was like a maze that was never-ending. The set design was so incredible. something that stood out to me the most was one of the bedrooms that had a shell-shaped bed with velvety material and blue carpet flooring. It conveyed the feeling as if you were under the sea and I thought that was fetching. Something that I thought was sufficient about the show is that all audience members had masks and there were many moments that we were in a round so it just felt as if there were just eyes on you. Across the board this was a very good show and the best thing was that the show repeated so I could follow one character the first time to see things from their view and and then the next time follow another character which was great because I got to see someone climbing and doing tricks up close . There was also many rooms to go in and just many different places of the city such as an arcade, a market , a restaurant , a flower  shop there was many places to explore in this immersive experience .

If you would like to watch “The burnt city” tickets and prices are down below : https://tickets.theburntcity.com/timeslot/the-burnt-city?

If you would like to know more about punch drunk who is a theatre company who usually use contemporary moves and movement to tell there stories and give there audience an epic immersive experience.  Click the link below for more on punch drunk :  https://www.punchdrunk.com/about-us/

Punchdrunk Theatre,  They're known for their immersive and interactive theatrical experiences. Punchdrunk Theatre is famous for their unique approach to storytelling, where audiences are encouraged to explore intricately designed sets and interact with the performers in unconventional ways. Their performances often take place in non-traditional venues, such as abandoned buildings or sprawling landscapes, creating an otherworldly atmosphere.

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Prior to starting the play 'Time and the Coneways,' we paired up, selected our auditioned characters, created a brief 1-minute piece inspired by the play, and performed it multiple times in a public park. This exercise helped us build nerves, confidence, and stronger projection skills for the stage. Transitioning these skills to the actual play, we performed outdoors without full costumes but wearing our character shoes, whether heels, loafers, or boots. While it felt odd to wear them on the grass, it helped us delve deeper into our characters as a whole this exercise from Almiro helped everyone .

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Uniting diverse voices from around the world through the transformative medium of storytelling, we illuminate the universal truths that bind us all, inviting audiences to contemplate the intricacies of kinship, the passage of time, and the profound potential within each moment to shape the course of our futures. With empathy as our compass and creativity as our guide, we embark on a shared quest to delve into the depths of human experience, sparking conversations that resonate across borders and

generations. Our theatre group aims to create a mirror for our audience as our stories unfold on stage, we invite audiences to contemplate their own relationships, the passage of time in their lives, and the potential for change within themselves. In this shared exploration of the human condition, we hope to inspire introspection, empathy, and a deeper appreciation for the complexity of our shared humanity.

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This lovely poster was made by zhandria . 

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A poster can be a powerful marketing tool, It helps grab people's attention and create awareness about a product, event, or service. With eye-catching designs, compelling visuals, and concise messaging, a well-designed poster can effectively communicate key information and generate interest. Posters can be displayed in various locations, such as public spaces, stores, or online platforms, reaching a wide audience. They serve as a visual representation of the brand or message, leaving a lasting impression and enticing people to learn more or take action. So, posters play a crucial role in marketing by capturing attention and conveying messages in a visually appealing way

This is our  very own poster of Time and the Coneways. Which makes it  even more special,   the clock sitting on the bench in the dark makes me feel a sense of mystery and anticipation. It's like the poster is inviting it’s audience to step into a captivating story where time holds its secrets. I love how it sparks curiosity and sets the stage for an exciting performance.

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This lovely casting and crew list was made by zhandria . 

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Including the names of the cast members on a poster can be a great marketing strategy as  It adds a personal touch and helps create a connection between the audience and the performers. When people see the names of actors they admire or recognize, it can generate excitement and intrigue, encouraging them to attend the performance or learn more about the production. It also helps build credibility and trust, actors'  So, featuring the cast names on a poster can be a powerful way to attract attention and generate interest in the production!

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My presence as Dead Carol in the play added a whole new layer of depth to the stage. Alan and the audience could almost see memories from the past come to life. My portrayal truly brought a haunting and captivating element to the performance. It's remarkable how even in smaller roles, you can make a significant impact on the overall storytelling.

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As I played dead carol I took inspiration from this method. 

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Inspiration from Suzuki method of acting training .

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Inspiration from Suzuki method of acting training .

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https://youtu.be/MGQShNCoEpI?si=J2Yajjh7RTl0s8vV

When I played Dead Carol, I made sure to wear jazz shoes to stay light on my feet. It was important for me to focus on my walk, drawing inspiration from the Suzuki method of acting. By incorporating slow, gliding movements, it created a mesmerizing effect, especially when accompanied by the sound of church bells. The combination of these elements truly heightened the effectiveness of the scene.

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Almiro said he saw that I took on my character very well and bodied that role , and he just wished that I didn’t let go of any ideas , be heard and I should allow myself to be heard also .

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Dead carol (me) , younger Madge(Shekinah)    Mrs C ( Zosia) , Hazel (sienna) 

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Character analysis of Younger Madge, Gerald, Mrs. Conway, and Hazel from "The Time and the Conways."

Younger Madge:
Younger Madge is one of the Conway siblings and is portrayed as a lively and carefree young woman. She is full of enthusiasm and dreams of a bright future. However, as the play progresses, we see her character undergo a transformation. She becomes disillusioned with life and experiences a sense of loss and regret. Younger Madge represents the hopes and aspirations of the younger generation, but also highlights the harsh realities of life.

Gerald:
Gerald is a friend of the Conway family and plays a significant role in the play. He is depicted as charming, charismatic, and ambitious. Gerald is attracted to the Conway sisters and becomes engaged to one of them. His character embodies the optimism and confidence of the pre-war era. However, as the play unfolds, we see his true nature revealed, and he faces challenges that test his ideals and values.

Mrs. Conway:
Mrs. Conway is the matriarch of the Conway family. She is portrayed as a strong-willed and caring mother. Mrs. Conway is deeply concerned about the happiness and well-being of her children. She represents the older generation and serves as a contrast to the youthful optimism of her children. Throughout the play, we witness her struggles and her desire to protect her family from the harsh realities of life.

Hazel:
Hazel is another one of the Conway siblings. She is characterized as sensitive and introspective. Hazel often feels overshadowed by her more outgoing siblings and struggles to find her place in the world. Her character reflects the vulnerability and uncertainty experienced by many individuals during times of change. Hazel's journey in the play explores themes of self-discovery and personal growth.

These are just brief character analyses.

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Me and my replayed theatre team arrived at 10 am and started rehearsing right away. From 10 am to 1 pm, we rehearsed without costumes, focusing on the movements and blocking while wearing our shoes. After lunch, we continued rehearsing, but this time with costumes and lights, which must have added a whole new layer of excitement and realism to the scenes. I kept up this routine every day until I reached the end of the script, perfecting every aspect of the performance.

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Here are some of the costumes (Mostly male cast) found and inspired by Ruby’s mood board . 

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For our costume some of us were wearing colorful outfits with feathers and sequins, giving off a vibrant and festive vibe.

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My experience watching Great Gatsby at London theatre . 

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• I saw the Great Gatsby , Great Gatsby is about the American dream & about love .

•Being apart of the great Gatsby was a brilliant experience, as soon as we came into the door everyone was in character and straight away we had to dance and already we was pulled in action, The actors shouted out the steps of the dance moves and as I was looking around everyone caught on quickly it looked like a real olden day dance party.

• The performance was really good and upbeat , the audience was engaged the whole time and the actors remained in character throughout all the way out of the building .

• I loved how the actors in greats Gatsby was talking in different areas of the room rather then main stage , so I took that on board and incorporated it so that when we present our monologues it’s in different corners of the room I feel it’s more effective that way.

London theatre is such a vibrant and exciting London is known for its world-class theatre productions, with a rich history and a wide variety of shows to choose from.

London theatres are known for their commitment to showcasing a diverse range of plays, musicals, and performances. They aim to entertain, provoke thought, and inspire audiences through the magic of live theatre. It's a place where creativity flourishes, and talented actors, directors, and designers come together to create unforgettable experiences.

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Here is a few clips of the bts of hair and makeup. 

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Fun fact : During the 1910s and 1920s, there were several popular hairstyles. For women, the iconic style was the bob haircut, where the hair was cut short and often worn with finger waves or curls. This shorter hairstyle was a symbol of liberation and the changing roles of women during that time. Another popular hairstyle was the Marcel wave, which featured soft, deep waves that framed the face. Men's hairstyles were typically shorter and more conservative, with slicked-back or parted hair being common. It's fascinating how hairstyles can reflect the fashion and societal changes of a particular era.

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Having fun while acting and rehearsing for a performance is incredibly important because it brings joy and enthusiasm to the process. When you're having fun, it helps you connect with the material on a deeper level and allows your creativity to flourish. It helps you let go of inhibitions and explore different possibilities in your performance. Plus, when you're enjoying yourself, it radiates to the audience and makes the experience more engaging and entertaining for them as well.

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Some significant props and set used throughout Time & the C’s. 

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In "The Time and the Conways," specific props like a silver brooch and an ancient cup can hold significant meaning for the story and the characters. The silver brooch could symbolize a connection to the past or represent a family heirloom, while the ancient cup might represent a sense of history and tradition. These props helped to  create a visual and tangible representation of the characters' lives and the time period in which the play is set. They added depth and authenticity to the storytelling, allowing the audience to immerse themselves in the world of the play. So, these props play an important role in enhancing the overall experience and understanding of the story being told.

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! In "Time and the Conways," Kay Conway is a central character who undergoes significant changes throughout the play. We see her portrayed as both the older and younger Kay, representing different stages of her life.

Younger Kay, depicted in Act 1 (set in 1919), is full of hope and dreams for the future. She is an optimistic and vivacious young woman, eager to explore the world and make a difference. Younger Kay is portrayed as someone who believes in the possibilities of life and is excited about what the future holds.

On the other hand, older Kay, shown in Acts 2 and 3 (set in 1937 and 1939), is a more disillusioned and introspective version of herself. The passage of time has taken its toll on her, and she has become somewhat bitter and resigned. Older Kay reflects on the choices she made and the dreams she had, realizing that life hasn't turned out the way she hoped.

The contrast between the younger and older Kay highlights the impact of time and the disillusionment that can come with it. It also raises questions about the choices we make and how they shape our lives. The character of Kay serves as a reflection of the broader themes explored in the play.

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The girls didn’t come to play they came to slay 💅. 

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The girls didn’t come to play they came to slay 💅. 

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In "The Time and the Conways" by J.B. Priestley, the characters would have worn costumes that reflect the fashion of the 1910s and 1920s. This time period was known for its elegant and sophisticated style. Women would have worn drop-waist dresses, cloche hats, and long strands of pearls, while men would have donned tailored suits with wide-brimmed hats. The costumes would have captured the essence of the era and helped transport the audience back in time. It must have been fascinating to see the characters brought to life through their period-appropriate attire!

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Our  theatre company is truly something special. It's a vibrant and diverse group with members from different ethnic backgrounds and cultures. What brings us all together is our  shared passion for acting and the desire to put on an outstanding show. Laughter, occasional disagreements, and shared moments which is all part of the process, but at the end of the day, we all came together to get the job done and create a memorable experience for our audience. Most importantly, we have fun while doing it! Our theatre company, Replayed Theatre Company, is all about reliving those happy emotions and memories through our performances. It's incredible to see the names of our talented and diverse members. I love my group.