Commentary On The Play She Loves Me

On December 11th, I watched She Loves Me. On BroadwayHd. It is a romantic comedy about 6 employees that work in Mr. Maraczek’s perfumery. Our leads George and Amalia don’t like each other. They both write to anonymous people and they don’t know that they were really writing to each other. One night they have a date but when George arrives at the restaurant and sees that its Amalia he ditches the plan. He then sits down with her without revealing that he’s “Dear friend”. After a quarrel at the restaurant George decides to get Amalia ice cream. They soon start falling for each other after that and on the night of Christmas eve, George confesses. They both tell their feelings that they had for each other the first time they met. Turns out they both liked each other and they end the play with a kiss.

The humor was the best part. They did weird, awkward things that you would expect people to do in certain situations. They’re singing was good too. Not the best voices I’ve heard but I still enjoyed it. The actress who played Amalia had the best voice out of the whole cast. I assume she was singing a form of opera. The dancing was also very entertaining. I liked the choreography because most of it was chaotic but it flowed very well. My favorite character was Ms. Ritter, the actress who played her was very funny. I also liked the way George and Amalia would react to things. My I didn’t like Mr. Kodaly though. The actor who played him wasn’t consistent enough with the character. I assumed he was supposed to be a player and a jerk. But he only acted that way when Ms. Ritter was close by. I thought Mr. Sipos and Arpad were good characters and the actors did well. The actor who played Mr. Sipos did a good job of playing the loveable oaf who has a good heart. The actor for Arpad perfectly captured a young man who loves his job and hopes to continue to grow in the business. Overall the performance was