An Inspector Calls


 We went to An Inspector Calls. I forgot what day it was. Oh yeah! It was on opening night, Friday February 24th. It was at the FSU/Asolo Conservatory in Sarasota, Florida. My mom was the director of INSPECTOR CALLS!!! Ohhhhhh whaaaaaa BOO yeaaaahhhhh. 

It’s a very grown-up play and it’s about an inspector (Mikhail Roberts) who comes to a family’s home when they were having a party about their daughter (Brielle Rivera) who got engaged. He said (the inspector) that a woman named Eva Smith died. And he comes around asking each and every one of them questions to see if they knew her. It turns out that they did and they each did something that was making her life more and more terrible and then she killed herself. The inspector wants them to think of what they could have done differently. The play was so gooooooood! It was funny when the people were awkward with each other. I think the brother (Jackson Purdy) was the funniest. The people got more and more angry with each other and I was like yeah do it more, because it kept getting more intense. You’re always wondering what’s going to happen next in the play which was what made it sooooo goooood! I didn’t understand THAT much but I understand what was the logic of the play, but I couldn’t keep track of all the conversations cause I was like wha wha what??? And it was all because it was a grown-up play. I rate this play 10 out of 10 because, first of all, Mommy directed it, second of all because I finally got to see a grown-up play, third of all because It. Is.


Good. Play. People should go see it but kids should only go see it on special occasions because it’s a grown-up play and they wouldn’t understand too much. So see what you see and do what you do because this play is so good it will pop your eyes out. Go see it quickly, if you dare, otherwise it will be gone forever. So, yeah… I think that’s all I can think about. The END?


Love, Margot


An Inspector Calls Runs now until March 11th

Ticket Info: FSU/Asolo Conservatory tickets

Photo by: Frank Artura

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