Tuesday, July 29, 2008

Another Classic Adaptation

An introduction to the characters from Prokofiev's Peter and the Wolf.

11 comments:

Laura said...

Hmmm... Bryn's thespianism is suspiciously similar to another child's that I used to know (when we were children). Have you opened an acting school, Cami, or is this a genetic trait?

Karen said...

Oh she is a funny one. I especially liked the wolf...although Eli was a little concerned with the growling...

ellen said...

The thespian must not fall far from the tree!

David said...

I loved it! Great job with the background realism and writing the dialogue, although Bryn's expressions were vivid enough that I could have guessed them (being a great thespianist myself)! Great entertainment. I would highly recommend this for audiences of all ages.

Katie said...

That was awesome! I'm seriously impressed by her imitations of the different instrument sounds.

Melanie said...

She gets a standing ovation from the Ball family! My favorite parts were when Peter walked by so nonchalantly like he'd seen her do it a million times so why bother watching, and when Bryn practically attacked the camera. She could hold her own with a wolf--a small one that is.

laree ulynn said...

haha! i love that girl!

BunchesofBradys said...

Great acting skills! When do we get to see something done by her mother?
Come on...you know you want to! Gabe keeps saying, "again, again, again"...he can't enough.

Drewmeister said...

I love this! I especially liked the wolf, but I busted out laughing at the "technical difficulty" intermission.

Sweeney Household said...

Bryn, once again, you are great! Your mom uses big words so I had to look up "thespian" on dictionary.com. Just in case any other readers are pretending to know what it means, here you go:

Thes·pi·an
1. (often lowercase) pertaining to tragedy or to the dramatic art in general.

The Greg Jones Family Blog said...

Drama may come from the Dickey genes, but I'll maintain the musicality is pure Jones.

- Grandpa Jones