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Humanities Field Trip
Miriam Anderson
6/23/11
Humanities 250
Field Trip Report
Beauty & the Beast Broadway Play

In the first part of the play Belle (Samantha Fly) starts to sing in the Disney’s Broadway musical which was in the Pennsylvania Youth Theater in May of 2008. In the second part of the play the dinnerware starts to sing be our guest and also Belle and the Beast starts to sing to each other at the end of the second play and they dance together. In the third part of the play in the beginning of it Gaston starts a debate on killing the beast to save the town from him and the people agrees with him and starts going toward the castle where the beast lives and him and the town villagers’ gets inside of the castle and Gaston stabs the beast and he starts to die and becomes a man again. (Mark)

The play is very beautiful and I love the entire show the parts when everyone starts dancing and singing and playing their individual roles and how they dress for their part. The play was written by Walt Disney World and created by their studio and it was loaded on You Tube by jcmark42 on July 12, 2009. The artwork was beautiful and vitalizing and made the stage look very glamorous and unique. The location was in Pennsylvania, the genre was Broadway Production live, and the time period of the play was July 12, 2009. Yes the artwork was an example of the major characteristics. I expected that the play was going to be worth me watching and I would enjoy it. My expectation’s was how the play came out and performed just like I thought it would. My reaction to Beauty & the Beast musical was joyous, happiness, fulfilling and I will be watching it again. I loved the Broadway musical that I choose. The reason why I love the Broadway musical Beauty & the Beast is that I love how they sing and dance and how the forest look and the castle is very beautiful to me that’s why I love that play. I love watching plays and Beauty & the Beast is my favorite and You tube made it possible for me to
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