ne with whom you could only speak with for a short amount of time. Seymour would pause occasionally taking short breaths only to continue with more choppy sentences. When Seymour defends Audrey against Orin Scrivello DDS in the dentist office his voice was on the fritz. When the drill was turned on Seymour squirmed in his chair and his voice was louder and higher pitched than the drill. The inflection of his voice was very drastic it would be somewhat loud and than soft again. Overall the vocal quality was quite detailed and portrayed Seymour in a realistic perspective. Miles did a good job of slipping into the role of Seymour. The character is an uptight person that has a lot of psychological and emotional problems. I believed in Seymour for who he was. The only way to fool an audience is to erase suspicion from their mind. For instance if the audience is suspect that you are acting than believability is already lost. I was able to pick up very small clues Miles used to evoke the character of Seymour. Miles would play with his glasses like Seymour would. He would also scratch his face and squint his eyes. This is what I would think Seymour would do subconcisouly. The reactions of Seymour were understandable. When Audrey II wanted to be feed for the first time Seymour was surprised to find out that the plant wanted blood instead of plant food. Another reaction that is understandable is when people wanted him on television for plant shows. Seymour reacted with surprise at first only to turn down the opportunity's knowing that what he was truly doing feeding the plant was wrong. The overall effectiveness of Miles performance was very good. I had little doubt in believing that he was not Seymour. From the tight and constrained walk to the high pitched and very dynamic voice the presentation was good. What worked the best for me was the use of voice. The way Miles used it made me see right into the character. When a p...
