Blithe Spirit by Fateemoh,Asiah and Amira
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<strong>Blithe</strong> <strong>Spirit</strong> <strong>by</strong><br />
<strong>Fateemoh</strong>,<strong>Asiah</strong> <strong>and</strong><br />
<strong>Amira</strong><br />
For this minor performance, our group was divided into two small units because we have to perform<br />
as trio. We were given an extract of drama script of ‘<strong>Blithe</strong> <strong>Spirit</strong>’ to perform. We were the second<br />
unit; Siti <strong>Asiah</strong> Binti Muhamad Subri as Charles, Siti <strong>Amira</strong>h Binti Tukimin as Elvira, <strong>and</strong> <strong>Fateemoh</strong><br />
Salaeh as Ruth. Every trio has to perform the same scene from the drama. However, we were free<br />
to interpret that particular given scene based on our underst<strong>and</strong>ing.<br />
The scene given to us was like this; Charles <strong>and</strong> Ruth were fighting because Charles kept bringing<br />
up about his late wife, Elvira. He can see Elvira but Ruth cannot. Elvira, being a woman as she is<br />
kept telling Charles to let go of Ruth, Charles’ current wife.<br />
We were free to create the beginning <strong>and</strong> the ending of that particular scene. For our trio<br />
performance, the performance started with a scene where Charles <strong>and</strong> Elvira were talking alone it<br />
ended with happy ending for the married couple; Charles <strong>and</strong> Ruth. Charles brought home<br />
something given <strong>by</strong> his friend, a ‘Musyaf’ of an Islamic prayer. Due to that, he unintentionally<br />
barred Elvira from entering the house.<br />
This minor performance trained us on concentration. In this particular minor performance, we learnt<br />
to concentrate <strong>and</strong> focus. We have to stay in order to not ruin the performance. We have to<br />
memorize our lines <strong>and</strong> other members’ lines as well. This is very important because when we forgot<br />
our lines, we were actually affecting other people’s lines. Everyone memorized their lines <strong>and</strong> any<br />
keywords as a sign of when they were supposed to say their lines or interrupting.<br />
We have to take turns <strong>and</strong> make sure to stay focus while performing. It will affect the whole flow of<br />
the story if someone made even a slight mistake while performing. In a nutshell, we learnt to be<br />
responsible not just for our own but for others as well.