Singin’ In The Rain


The author wrote this play for entertainment purposes, and also to depict Hollywood's transition from silent films to "talkies". Though there doesn’t really seem to be any important messages or meanings to the play, I felt that the main message behind the play is that things are not always what they seem to be, and this was displayed multiple times throughout the play. Don Lockwood and Lena Lamont were thought to be together because of propaganda. Lockwood and his love interest, Kathy Seldon, initially misjudged each other upon first meeting due to their backgrounds. Lamont was viewed as a good actress until the debut of pictures with sound exposed her horrible voice and lack of proper grammar.
The director stayed completely true to the playwright in his rendition of this play. From what I could tell, all of the original dialogue and props were used, and the actors portrayed the original characters very well. Throughout the entire play both......

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Title: Singing In The Rain Analysis
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