Reading and writing one, read the text quickly and find out what type of text IT is and where you would find IT. The blue bird, the parenting monthly viewing recommendation this month comes in the form of a marvelous new play that is showing at the paradise theater. Re, IT is an adaptation of a play from over a century ago. The blue bird by morice matter link we strongly recommended for its imaginative storyline and underlying strong moral values. Here is a description of its main messages in features. The story depicts a Young brother and sister who live in a humble cottage with their hardworking parents. One night, the children enter a strange dream world where they are visited by a ferry, who asks them to find the blue bird of happiness. The ferry then turns their pets and various household objects into real people, so they can escort the children on an adventure full of wonder, temptation and magic. The play presents itself as a typical children's story book adventure, with the added bonus that IT teaches kids about the true meaning of happiness. For example, in the land of memory, the children encounter their beloved grandparents who have already passed away, signaling heavily to the audience that we should all treasure the happy time spent with relatives. The play also does a great job of showing how the kids realize they have an important task to complete and must resist all temptation. In the palace of happiness scene, many of lives luxury ies are personified for the children to see characters such as the luxury of being rich and the luxury of eating when you're not hungry, i'll seem very attractive at first. However, upon using a magic cat, the children gradually begin to see their inherent flaws throughout their journey. The children are successful in finding several blue birds, but each time there is a complication, naturally, the children become discouraged, prompting their mother to appear in the dream to comfort them. Eventually, the children returned home and fall asleep. When they wake up, they find themselves in the real world again, showing a refined appreciation for their home, pets and parents, stressing the old problem of being happy with what you've got. The place cast performed well throughout the show. The choice of actors, some of whom are quite well known in the theater world, was very fulfilling from start to finish the actor's teamwork and sherman ship Carried the audience on a convincing journey across the story's magical land. The children's performance were especially pent, their passion in coming ship reminding us how rewarding watching life performances can really be. The plays design elements were very well fought out, and just like the casting showed no signs of illness, IT was a little is hardening to hear a small complication with the audio system during the first scene, but IT was soon fixed, and the play continued the stage design in props, although quite basic at times, were enough to set the scene. In addition, the character's costumes were quite creative and convincing, with clever use of makeup to bring out their features. The overall reaction to the performance seemed very positive for a century play IT was still very relevant to modern times. And most importantly, IT taught the kids how to appreciate the happiness that is right there under their little noses douteless making them return home that little bit happier.