I have attended a number of Santa Clara Players plays over the years, and have come away each time in awe as to the fabulous acting job they have done and how much I completely enjoyed each play. I have to point out the exception was this last visit.
On Friday night I attended Agatha Crusty and The Murder Mystery Dinner. I felt uncomfortable during the play and by the end I wasn't sure why I disliked the performance. I did speak to a couple other people there and they too felt it just wasn't "on course" as usual.
I do feel all the Silicon Valley "techie" references made very little sense to the play. I also felt Tanya and Duncan over-acted and over-reacted their parts and could have very easily been left out completely. To me they were a distraction. I do believe it was their acting, along with the story adaptation, that left me with the "funny feeling."
Because I bought a season ticket this year due to the fact that I have absolutely loved every past performance I attended, I just felt I needed to pass on my feelings about this play, especially the performance on Friday night. I am looking forward to the future plays.
Gerri Nedley 360 No. Winchester Blvd.#8-A Santa...
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