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So in this play called Novio Boy by Gary Soto its really like about these little boys trying to date girls older than them in high school. Rudy and Alex are friends and Alex kind of has more experience on dating so Rudy gets tips from Alex on what to say to a girl. Rudy gets his self a date with an eleventh grader named Patricia. So with Alex’s advice Rudy got his self a date with Patricia and now Patricia is so mesmerized with Rudy and very excited to go on a date with him. Her and Alicia talks about how excited she is. Patricia even goes to get her hair done for the date.

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Ted Glick, a 64 year-old activist, writer, and organizer who does support occupy wall street. He believes that democracy is something we do, not ask for.

Zachary Bell, a 23 year-old college senior and a supporter of the Occupy Wall Street movement. He believes that he can change the world.

I saw the play Cyrano de Bergerac by Edmond Rostand a while back and it made me think. In the play the male lead(Cyrano) is in love wt a distant cousin, but doesn't think he could be loved by anyone because he has a big nose, yet he is an amazing poet, soldier, and many other things.

If anyone has read the script Waiting for Godot by Samiel Beckett, you might see where I am coming from, if not then here is a very quick summary:

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Recently some students from Bronx Academy High School went on a field trip to Lehman College to see a play. I was one of those students, and the play was A Midsummer Night’s Dream by Shakespeare. The audience was made up of students from other high schools and students from my school as well. The actors and actresses in the play were students also; but of Lehman College. These students were majoring in Theater, Drama, Production and Film.

This weekend, I created a three act play entitled "Three Act Play of TrottiC - Voyage to Mars" using Scratch.  The URL for this play is http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/16trottic/2127787.  This play is about two astronauts who fly to Mars in hope of finding exotic food.  Unfortunately, things do not go according to plan for these astronauts.

 A couple weeks ago I went and saw the play Metamorphoses.  The first thing that struck me was the fact that there was an large swimming pool in the middle of the stage.  I was curious how the actors would work around it, and what would happen with all the dripping which would ultimately cause the floor to be slippery? The pool was an incredible instrument during the show.  The water cast a mood, with its dancing reflections against the light, and its slow rippling which the actors would change into a giant storm.  It was really cool a gave a different feel to the show.  I also loved the feeling that the music gave to the show.  Apparently it was written all by Jakob Garcia which is just really awesome.  The music helped draw the audience in and made them more emotionally connected to the show.  One scene I really enjoyed was the scene with the character "Hungry".  Although Hungry had little to no lines the way the portrayer articulated every movement gave such fun to the character.

I have been reading all of the posts that have been popping up about the play, "RENT," recently and I new that I had to make my own post because of how much I agreed with everyone's feelings about this production.This play was thoroughly enjoyable and when the lights came back on after the play was over, I was very surprised that I was in Judge's Auditorium. I had become so captivated by the characters and the abilities of the actors and actresses that I felt as if I was at a play put on by professionals.  My favortie character was Mark Cohen who was played by John Humiston because of his ability to put on a whole new personality and pull the audience in to focus on every word that came out of his mouth. This play's success cannot be simplified to any one character though and I think that the main reason that it is so good is because the whole cast was very comfortable on stage and is very good at conveying the feeling and message of the play itself. This play is going to go down as one of the best plays to ever be produced by Judge Memorial.

   The play Our Town by Thornton Wilder is a great play about