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Katangian Ng Modernong Babae
Reaction Paper On Stage Play

Sub. By: Babaran, Vina C. Bsbam22
Sub.To: Mr. Sammy E. Marcos Instructor
Ticket No. 1075
Reciept No. 63817

STARS (JP Lopez)
Characters:
Cindy Liper as Wilma Jerie Sanchez as Juday
Patricia Lopez as Norma Ken Sadsad as Edward
Junelyn Villareal as Jolens Jm Encinas as Boyet

SUMMARY:
There were 2 known person in showbiz , who are old friends,but because of their feelings on a guy they became enemy for a long time..even if they are neighbors they have been outdoing & became worst.E ven if their maids (yaya) are in the same situation and same thought. This 2 known person in showbiz have a sons who promised them to bring them in United States . And when their sons came home from America , they are trying to say that their son is better than the other. And when they are fighting / quarilling again ,their sons admitted that they have re3lationship , and intend to live abroad and because of that unexpected news ,they felt guilt, they realize and awakened that fighting against each other is no good thing to offer. And lastly they became friends all over again.

REACTION:
This play is so fuuny.. because each one of them delivered their role nice & energetic. Most specially Norma & Wilma ,together w/ their maids Judy & Jolenz.. And I like that play very much.,it is because they made me happy.

PITIK SURPLUS
CHARACTERS:
Cherry Bagtas as Benny Chin Ortega as Eagle
Patrick Libao as Bok Gabby Bautista as Batik

SUMMARY:
This 3 siblings have a store/ shop where-in all their selling goods are came from stealing.,Because of this, they already mastered the act of stealing like AKYAT-BAHAY, SHOPLIFTING, etc.
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