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SULYAP SA BAYAN NI JUAN
(REFLECTION PAPER)
Sulyap sa bayan ni juan is all about history of the Philippines, Every Year level or every section was acted very well. In the first scene, I think they delivered it very well, but in my case or in my position I don’t really understand because some characters don’t delivered they’re lines. But I really appreciated they have done. They do it very well they performed successes. Every character had own talent. The dances they had done, it is very creative and some dancers make the audience laugh and that’s one of the best things.
The second performers or the second scene was so funny, not really on that. The character of Juan, that I think the lead character, he’s the one who was funny. The way he acted. Then the script was good, like in my first comment in the first scene, they delivered it very well. But in some cases I can’t understand they lines, unlike in the first scene, they delivered it although some of their characters had a low voices. In the dances, the dancers were good. They dance very well even the space was too small. I love they’re costumes.
In overall performance, like I said, they delivered it very well. All characters do their best to make their audience not to bore and to have students learned in what they act. The last dancers, were so very good and excellent, they dance very well and they look serious in what they doing. They are also in one dance, they are uniformed. They practice their dance very well.
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