8220;front porch” atmosphere with the rocking chairs and the swinging screen door. It definitely looked like an old farmhouse. Another thing that I found very appealing was how the audience thought that Hector was alive for the first few minutes of the play. Then, they revealed to us that he was, in fact, dead, and we began to put the pieces together.When Annie went to Dillard’s concert was the part that I liked the least. Though I have no suggestions, I just assumed that there would have been a better way to present the concert scene. The picture of the guy on the wall with the banjo was somewhat, cheesy (for lack of a better word). Perhaps there was no better way to present that scene. It just seemed to me that as soon as the music started playing and the picture appeared, everyone in the audience, including me, looked at each other with a confused look on their faces wondering if it was actually a part of the play.All things considered, I did enjoy the play. I followed each scene and line easily, for the most part. It seemed as if everyone involved did their part and worked very hard. The story was good, the props and scenes were good, and the actors were good. I would possibly go see the play again in my spare time if given the opportunity. Despite the few negative things that I mentioned, the positive things outweigh them heavily and, with all of this said, the play was a success....
