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Kidsstoppress.com:Exclusive:A Twisted Tale in Dillydale

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Speaker 1

0:22 I actually really liked it. But I thought the beginning was a little slow. The time they took to establish all the characters, that was a little slow.

Speaker 2

0:29 Slow.

Speaker 1

0:29 But once the characters came on, I think it was wonderful and I think kids had a really nice time. The production values are excellent. The music is really nice. The little jokes are really sweet.

Speaker 2

0:40 For the kids.

Speaker 1

0:40 The kids had a blast.

Speaker 3

0:41 So I think it was good.

Speaker 1

0:42 Overall it was a great show. Thank you so much. Because I think the production values as compared to the shows in India is great. The last show also production was superb. Even this, the character picturization, the sets they use, the songs. In fact I found that this time as compared to last time, their songs were missing in the last place they held for the day they had given that cd. It was a hit with all the kids that I know.

Speaker 1

1:04 So if they could have added more songs it would have zipped it up.

Speaker 3

1:08 And what did you think of the story?

Speaker 1

1:10 Story was cute. Story was cute. Yeah, it was nice. Little long. Especially the first half the time the characters ended from a kid's point of

Speaker 3

1:18 view because the kids were really bored

Speaker 1

1:19 at the time those character entered. But was it took off after that.

Speaker 3

1:23 Do you think the play was engaging enough for the kids?

Speaker 1

1:25 Yes, after the characters ended little miss and Mr. Ended. Yes, it was.

Speaker 3

1:29 And how many stars would you give this out of five?

Speaker 1

1:32 Three and a half. Three and a half. Just because I just thought the songs were missing that Kate gets engaged with songs and I thought last time the show was 5 out of 5.

Speaker 3

1:43 Okay. Hi Maheshwari, you're watching kidstoppress.com we'd love to know your review about a twisted tale in Dillydale.

Speaker 4

1:52 I think more than anything the kids enjoyed it a lot because they were standing up and dancing. At least my daughter was dancing on the chair and she loved Little Miss Princess and Miss Sunshine. The songs were nice and I think a lot of kids I saw were enjoying the monkey dance and so it was quite entertaining. It's very kid friendly. I suppose so.

Speaker 3

2:14 Yeah.

Speaker 4

2:15 They all had a good time. At least my daughter had a great time.

Speaker 3

2:18 What was that one moment in the play that your daughter absolutely loved?

Speaker 4

2:24 Actually, what is the one point in the play?

Speaker 3

2:26 What is that one moment in the play that you really loved?

Speaker 1

2:33 How dare rescued Ms. Princess.

Speaker 3

2:36 How they rescued Ms. Princess.

Speaker 5

2:38 I almost didn't come for this. My daughter insisted that I should come and she also said that she won't go herself if I don't come. And I came. I quite enjoyed it and she enjoyed it as well.

Speaker 3

2:48 Right. And what did you think about the story or. Or about the story, the music, whether it was. Had a moral lesson or. Fathers are not as cynical as moms are.

Speaker 5

2:59 No, no, no. I think it's. It's a lot of. Lot of lessons for the kids to learn in this, and. Well, I guess some of them are too young for it, but I think, you know, four to five years is the right age for them to enjoy this. But it's nice. It's colorful. It's music, and it's, you know, all the characters jumping around. It's nice. It's a lot of fun.

Speaker 3

3:20 And how would you rate it in terms of production versus shows that you might have traveled and you have seen as a kid or otherwise?

Speaker 5

3:28 It's nice, I think. Yeah, it's generally. Overall, it's nice, but probably some of the pronunciations could have been more clearer, and probably that's got to do with the sound balancing and stuff like that. But overall, it's nice and fun.

Speaker 3

3:46 Thank you so much. And here we have the mother. So, mom, what did you think of the show?

Speaker 2

3:51 I think it was fabulous, and the characters felt amazing. Production house did pretty well. I was extremely happy. Tisha, my daughter, and Rhea, they were dancing and having a ball. She was actually loving the monkey dance.

Speaker 5

4:05 Okay.

Speaker 2

4:05 So I think it was fun. Fabulous.

Speaker 3

4:07 And it clearly seems like the monkey dance is like the next big dance move.

Speaker 2

4:15 Learning something better. Right.

Speaker 3

4:18 And what did you think of the story and the light sound, costumes?

Speaker 2

4:22 I think it was quite well done and a place far more difficult than a movie. So this was splendid.

Speaker 5

4:28 I really enjoyed it.

Speaker 3

4:29 And did you think the story was engaging enough for your kids?

Speaker 2

4:32 Oh, totally. So both of them. She's about 3 and 1 2, and she's 5 and 1 2. Both were sitting through it. Okay. Almost.

Speaker 3

4:39 Almost through it. Do you think it could have been a little shorter?

Speaker 2

4:43 I think it was good.

Speaker 3

4:44 Okay.

Speaker 2

4:45 I mean, there's always something that can be less and more, but I think it was pretty good.

Speaker 3

4:49 Okay, thank you so much.

Speaker 2

4:50 Welcome.

Summary

The discussion revolves around a children's play titled "A Twisted Tale in Dillydale," with audience members sharing their experiences and opinions. While some found the beginning slow, overall, the production was well-received for its engaging characters, music, and entertainment value for kids.

- The play's character introduction was considered slow, but it picked up once the characters appeared.
- Production values, including music and set design, were praised as excellent compared to other shows.
- Kids particularly enjoyed the interactive elements, such as dancing and engaging with characters.
- The story was described as cute but somewhat lengthy, with some moments causing boredom for younger children.
- Audience members noted that the play contained valuable lessons for kids, suitable for ages four to five.
- The "monkey dance" became a highlight, with many children enjoying it.
- Some feedback included suggestions for clearer pronunciations and better sound balancing.
- Overall, the play was deemed fun and engaging, with many parents expressing satisfaction with their children's enjoyment.
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