Final Reflection

Here we are at post 51. I really cannot believe this semester is over already, it's so crazy. It seems like just yesterday I was sitting in class wondering how the heck I would make it through this semester. At first, I was very skeptical of this class. But I really learned a lot from this class and maybe ambiguity isn't such a bad teaching strategy. I think that Stony Brook needs to have more hands on classes like this one and more classes with "face time." It's so hard to learn in a lecture hall with 600 other kids you don't get that one on one experience like you do in classes like this one. I took this class just to fulfill a DEC D but in the end I learned much more than I expected and I really am glad I took it.

The Tank

The Tank was nothing that i expected! I knew that the audience was gonna participate, but I didn't realize what was gonna happen during Hamlet and R.U.R.. Hamlet was a very condensed, and R.U.R. was more of a monologue that had to do with robots. Even with all the conditions we had, (I heard we didn't have enough wires,) we still had a very good outcome with people even sitting on the floor. I even saw some of my work on the screen as all the plays were going on. It was a good experience that I was in, and with that I know that a lot of things can happen if you just keep on working at it. Knowing that a lot of people have seen shows here, and even done shows here made me think that consistency can go a long way.