Play Feedback

I need feedback from people who saw the play. Was it a good format? Did you like the humor? Was it close to the book (for those who have read it)? Were the actors good? Come on people I need feedback!!!

Wow. I really enjoyed the play. I especially liked the layering of meaing. It was more than just an interrogation. It spoke to the individuality of everyone in the room, ironically. I wish I'd stood up at the end. I really thought they deserved a standing ovation.

i thought that the play was very well acted and what not. i mean the actors were amazing, it's just that the whole idea was kind of weird and confusing. something that was especially confusing was the fact that they had the interigators in the room act out the parts of his diary. it was a really good idea but it was just kind of confusing.

I thought it was thought provoking and the way the few actors played many parts was an interesting way to get the story and points acrossed to the audience.

I thought the play to be grueling but amazing. The acting was great. The humor was well placed and the scripting was great. The only part I didn't like was the creepy noise when Winston was in Room 101.

I think that the actors did a very good job of performing that play, especially the actor that played winston. I did not think the beggining of the play was very clear, I don't if that was just becuase i didn't read the book and didnt understand the story.

I thought the humor in the play was good and was needed to keep the audience awake. The only problem with the humor is it did not fit the scene at all. If a prisoner in that kind of institution back-talked the guards or worse the administrator there is no way he/she would get off with nothing said. An example is when Winston says "There were two books. Be precise." Winston for saying this would have had a serious punishment if this had been a real life instance.

I found that even the interrigators were starting to question things, especially at the end when O'Brian said that he created everything. The thing that really got me, was when Winston was in the electric chair and asked how many fingers. The female interrigator said "just say five" She must have not wanted to hear, or see Winston electricuted. Or felt for Winston and did not want him to suffer.

I disagree with skolf, I think that the humor was interesting because it was at awkward and inappropriate moments, I think that the random bits of humor inserted into the play added to the atmosphere of the interrogation room scene.

I also liked the humor because without it, I think that the play would have been to serious and almost melancholy. The humor was nice because it broke up the dramatic parts of the play so it wasn't as serious.