Anna In The Tropics Play Analysis

Anna in the Tropics, a play that had won a Pulitzer Prize for 2003 had made one of its many performances at the wonderfully built and great resemblance thrust stage. The show was quite spectacular when you look at all the things it had to offer. From the moment you walk into the theatre you notice that almost all of the seats are taken and that this play is very well known and can offer an explosive performance. You knew that by seeing where everyone sat that the distance from the stage to anyone in the audience would be great from wherever you could be sitting. It gave a feeling to be most comfortable. The show wasn't oversold and therefore not overbooked. It took place at the BCC Central Campus' Bailey Hall in Davie Florida and let me say that when a performance
In my own and honest opinion I believe that the achievement of the director has been matched. That's if me and the director have the same view on it. To show a world where ones dreams and possibilities can come true and yet be taken away so easily. Anna in the Tropics is a great example of this. Where as in the play the Lecture gets shot by the brother (Cheche) because he wasn't getting things to go his way and blames it all on and for the wrong reason on the reason why everyone was happy but himself. To show that the world is cruel and unjust in theatre through conflict and drama shows that this is a fine piece of theatre and is a prime example of Pulitzer Prize. Even the parts where in scene five where Cheche shoots the Lecture. Everyone was at the edge of their seats as they heard the loud bang from the cap gun that brought the demise of a very special character. I wasn't expecting that to happen. As I knew Cheche was giving bad vibes, I didn't think anyone hated the character until you notice that the character is gone. This dignifies that the play will get to you and make you really listen to what is being