CRITIC OF FRANKENSTEIN

Frankenstein is a romance horror drama. Victor Frankenstein as the scientist, Frankenstein as the Victor's creation, Elizabeth as the Victor's wife-to-be, Henry as Victor's friend, William as Victor's brother are the stars. It's set in the 18^th century. It's about a monster creature who falls in love with Elizabeth. The play is directed by the same person who played as the creature.

A boy tells the story of a young scientist, Victor Frankenstein, who is doing an experiment to create a living creature because it is his dream. He isn't sure that it's going to work but finally, he gets it. He has created a terrifying monster. Everybody who sees him, runs away scared. One day, Frankenstein accidentally kills Victor's brother and he wants to destroy him because he is bad and lonely. Unfortunaly for some, but fortunately for him, he meets Elizabeth, Victor's wife-to-be and he falls in love with the beautiful girl. Now, the monster wants Elizabeth to be his wife.

Finally, Victor manages to save Elizabeth and the ugly creature understands that she cannot be his.

The lighting and music were great but we were going “to go blind” with some lights.

This version of the play was fantastic. I was on the edge of my seat. The actors' voices were amaizing and the clothes are great for this. I like it because it was like a musical and I love music. The only catch is that sometimes I don't understand what they were saying because I couldn't hear well. I enjoyed it.

Written  by: Paula López Martín 3ºA