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Into The Woods Play Analysis
I think that the Decatur High School production of the play “Into the Woods” by James LaPine and Stephen Sondheim, was really good. We went to see it on September 28th. It was a fast moving play, and the actors’ energy helped make it feel real. I thought it had good change of scenery. I also liked how it was based off the stories that we had grown up with. Finally, I thought that they interacted with the audience well.

My first reason why I liked it was because of the change moments. I liked their change of scenery and how the actors jumped right into the scene once it changed. For example, It went from a scene with Rapunzel in the tower to Little Red Riding Hood, and so on. They also used Another change was that some actors played both parts.

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