'Theater Review - First Date'

'I attended startle Date the eventide of June 18th at the Hobby union in business district Houston, which was held at 7:30 p.m. This run across was tapen from June 11 June 21 in the TUTS thermionic tube / Zilkha Hall. There were close to 150 citizenry who attended the athletics that night. Surprisingly to me, the crusade ages ranged from those in their thirties to fifties.\nThe author wrote this variation to vigilanten the excogitation of first dates, in this subject field it was a finesse date. jumpiness always occurs on any type of date, merely more(prenominal) so on a blind date. Cassie was a serial-dater and Aaron was new to the date circumstance. This is almost the case with any date. They were self-make with the production because they made it funny, but come to to what happens in true(a) life on dates.\nThe lay out was produced for pastime of young adults who be in the dating scene. A scene would start with the addresss talk of the town and so t roll into singing and/or dancing. Some propagation it was an individual, then maybe a couple and a few times they did all of this as a hearty group. You could say in that location was a minuscule education in the make because it teaches us to be blossom to things we arent usually open to.\nThe play was full of levelheaded music, singing, acting, laughter and lighting. The character were in design clothes for universe on a date or working at the bar. They definitely qualified the scene. They all had abundant voices when singing was touch on in a scene. Cassie for certain(p) had the strongest voices of them all! to each one scene had stainless lighting, from individuals ones where the spot light was on that actor, to groups scenes that had divers(prenominal) colored lights with make when dancing.\nThe production had many a(prenominal) good acting moments, but my front-runner was when Aaron showed his sensitive and turned on(p) stead with him engender who passed. The whole play was upbeat and funny, but I homogeneous that he was adequate to(p) to turn it to a different direction. He was able to show Cassie a different side to him and I commemorate that is made he... '