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Crimes of the Heart
by Beth Henley
As part of my research for finding monologues to perform in acting class this semester, Crimes of the Heart was one of the few where a monologue is spoken by a young female character (such a shame).
While it was an enjoyable read, I found the language spoken by the characters a little difficult to get used to. I couldn't quite put my finger but the way the sisters interacted with each other, and Babe's personality, didn't quite mesh well for me in most scenes. Though I enjoyed how each sister was different, there wasn't much between the lines I find to be very interesting even though the circumstances for the family gathering are. The fifteen/twenty pages towards the ending had me keep reading, and it is a fitting ending for the play (ambiguous)...but most of the dialogue/circumstances felt like they could do with a bit more polishing.
While it was an enjoyable read, I found the language spoken by the characters a little difficult to get used to. I couldn't quite put my finger but the way the sisters interacted with each other, and Babe's personality, didn't quite mesh well for me in most scenes. Though I enjoyed how each sister was different, there wasn't much between the lines I find to be very interesting even though the circumstances for the family gathering are. The fifteen/twenty pages towards the ending had me keep reading, and it is a fitting ending for the play (ambiguous)...but most of the dialogue/circumstances felt like they could do with a bit more polishing.