Throughout 3 Groups Performances- Jacob L

- All three groups had similarities
- The 30 second group was very limited and had no time to talk so they had to act
- My group which was the 1 minute group had more time to act out
- We had time to act just we had to make it short and had to move very fast
- At the end of the performance you could clearly tell what happened
- For the 2 minute group they had the most time
- They did not have to rush (For example they were dancing and showed love between Romeo and Juliet)
-We understood everything they did and they got to do more than both groups combined
- The 30 second group was the only one that did not get to talk
- We all got the same performance which was at the end when Romeo and Juliet both drink the poison and die
- I felt the 2 minute group had the biggest advantage because they got to show more than both the 1 minute and 30 second group showed.  I felt fine with the 1 minute its just we had to hurry and had to only show the main parts of the play.

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