Provide A Critique Of The Movie Clip On 'Book Of Mormon' (Movie Review Sample)

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Book of Mormons
The play "Book of Mormons" 2017 Pantages Los Angeles presented a musical comedy of two young Mormon Missionaries who went to preach the Mormon religion in Uganda, Africa. The two missionaries, Kevin Price and Cunningham, were determined to convert many Ugandans to Mormon religion even though Cunningham was just a sycophant of Kevin. Price a had a better grasp of the Mormon doctrines while Elder Cunningham only relied on the stories he heard about the religion and science fictions. It made Cunningham lie to his subjects when Kevin left the mission due to threats from the General. The show was acted on a racism platform because the characters cracked jokes that Jesus Christ lived in the United States of America and not any other place. This paper provides a full critique of the events in the play "Book of Mormons" 2017 Pantages Los Angeles on the mission of spreading the Mormon religion.
The theatrical participants that created the event comprised Kevin Price, Elder Arnold Cunningham, Nabulungi and her community, Elder McKinley, Mission President and the Ugandan General. Price and Cunningham were the two young missionaries who traveled to preach Mormon religion in Ugandan. They met Nabulungi who learned their ways faster and spread to other members of her community. Nabulungi also directed Price and Cunningham to meet their fellow missionaries who were living in the area. After the General had threatened to kill the converted souls, Kevin quitted the mission living Cunningham alone. When the president of the mission assessed their work, it was found out that Cunningham had lied to the people. The directors failed to show how the missionaries convinced the General to stop persecuting the converted souls and how he reacted when he realized that the whole mission was a total lie.
The developers and writers of the play were Trey Parker, Matt Stone, and Robert Lopez. The producer of the show was Scott Rudin. Casey Nicholaw choreographed the production with Parker and Nicholaw as co-directors. Scott Pask designed the scene whereas Ann Roth and Brian MacDevitt designed costumes and lighting of the scene respectively. Brian Ronan developed the sound while Stephen Oremus directed musical and vocal arrangement of the show (Murphy 27). The show developers and producers of the play used lighting instead of scenes and shots to prevent unnecessary movements of the participants. The use scenes and shots could help in improving the lighting system and alter the appearance of the costumes of the participants.
The audience of the play had various similarities and differences. The show had a homogenous audience in that they all expected to listen to how the two young missionaries achieved their go...