Musical

Musical

Group Members: April Roeper, Lauren Rosiak, Seraphina Cromwell, Eunice Arce, Erik Spence

Description: The element we were supposed to depict was musical. April represents "Red Death;" Lauren, Seraphina, and Eunice represent the party goers; and Erik represents Prince Prospero. Red Death was portrayed by a sign literally saying "Red Death" on it. Erik had the crown over top of his shirt to represent the Prince. The others were dancing the entire time representing the party goers. During the dancing, the Prince (Erik) would shout out the names of the different colored rooms, representing the transition through each one until they came upon the red room, where the interpretation took a dramatic opera-esque turn for the worst.

Sydney Aiello: This picture definitely shows the story in a musical way. They all look like their dancing.

Alex Kalafut: The musical group showed a great summary of the red death. Their commical twist and great correography helped me understand the story even better!

What an attractive group of teens! Lookin goooood

Courtney Dowd: The picture really portrays a musical because they look like they are singing and dancing.

Andrea Dossantos: This "photo" is a great representation of the Red Death. Even without reading the description, I could tell that this was the party scene because that's Lauren's "I'm dancing and I don't care if it looks ridiculous" face. Erik looks as if he is trying to think about attacking "death" and April looks as if she could kill Erik the "Prince" right then and there.

Shivang Patel: This group did a great job of interpreting the story.

Ryan Camac: This interpretation of the story was interesting and very well done. Even though their whole script was sung, it was easy to understand and follow. Since they are all in chorus it sounded good too.

Shelby Smith: Loved this interperation of the story. It created a more modern perspective of the story which made it more appealing and enjoyable.

Joshua Greene: Dancing equals musical horror story. The red death's stare is terrifing.

Sarah Czerniak: I love how the group explained the Masque of the Red death, the creative speaks so well in this photo, looks great.

Ryanne G. : This group definitely shows the story in a way that its understandable. They all look like they're surprised to see the red death.

Sarah Albrecht: This is a great interpretation. They did well in portraying the different characters. I definitely get a sense of what the story is about.