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Review Of Kevin Kling's The Ice Fishing Play

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In reviewing our final presentation of Kevin Kling’s The Ice Fishing Play, I think overall it was a successful project. The scene had come a long way from the first time we presented it. Everyone pulled their weight and the scene improved because of that. I think I could have sounded sicker, it would have made the alphabet joke in the scene make more sense. In addition, I think if we ran it one or two more times, we could have tightened up the scene more. Aside from that, the audience reacted very well to the scene. A lot of people enjoyed it and we got a lot of positive feedback. If I were to do this scene again, I would maybe have changed the characters around a little bit. The roles we had worked, however, I think it wasn’t the strongest
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