Spelling bee review

                                                                Spelling Bee review

  The 25th Annual Putnam Country, Spelling Bee is a long one act musical comedy. There are 5 students in the game. Every student has various kinds of styles to preform their special art of spelling. They have different ways to spell words.What’s more, we also have splendidly surprising Spelling Bee drama in our school. It is shown in our school’s black box which is a special place for performance located in gym next to Motter Hall and John.J White building. I saw the Spelling Bee drama yesterday and I felt my body was relaxed from the stress of hard studying, my knowledge was enlarged, my vocabulary was increased, my version was elaborated and my imagination was inspired. 

  

I went there a little bit late, so I missed the very beginning of the drama which was such a huge pity. When I came in the Black Box, there was a big boy who was in yellow jeans and a brown hat in front of the audience sing songs smoothly with dancing elegantly. His vocabulary was astonishingly large which impressed me and I knew he worth me to emulate. Moreover, I had heard of that he won the championship of the Spelling Bee last year so he definitely was a strong rival of other candidates. He gave the speech with strong self confidence and loud voice. However, he left very early with shocked me from head to toes. As far as I am concerned,the reason why he left so early was not because of his English level, he was unfairly treated by the judges. He originally spelt the word right but the judge said he was wrong. However, he lost his demeanor by yelling at the judges which I thought was inappropriate. All in all, I felt sorry for him.

The second candidate was a girl with grey cap and glasses. She preferred to spell the word on the ground and use dance step to represent each letter. I was impressed by her beautiful steps and her creation. Everyone was dancing and singing behind her. The dancing team was great and I recognized many faces of my classmates. I felt very proud of them because I knew they practiced very hard to prepare this event. 

The farewell ‘celebration’ for the lose candidate was extremely sarcastic. They repeated the ‘goodbye’ rhythms with alto and base. It sounded cheerful but I thought that was nothing to be happy about.

There was a girl who was very shy and dressed in pink. She talked very little and always lowered her head. One of the judges came to rise her head but lately she lowered her head again.

In conclusion, I have learnt a lot strategy and vocabulary. I hope in the future I can be brave enough to stand on the stage and enlarge my vocabulary.