"Ang Nilalang ni Victor Frankenstein" is not like any play I've seen before. Its very, uhh... "visual." I think you have to watch the play yourself to know what Im talking about. The play is very unique and definitely different. This is one play I know shouldnt be seen by children or people of short attention spans or with shallow minds.
"'ANG NILALANG NI VICTOR FRANKENSTIEN' is the best play of T.A. that I've seen so far. Not only was it entertaining but it was intelligent as well. It had this disturbing effect on me when I left the theater. The play dealt with family issues, love, passion, death, obsession, life, sacrifice, sorrow, pain, regret, success, failure, philosophy, 'ultimate goal' ... in ways that after watching, you are left reflecting on LIFE. (and well, EXISTENCE - in a philosophical sense)" (Taken from
here by Anonymous.)
And its even more than that. Something that cant exactly be explained in words. It does leave this eerie feeling not only once you leave the theater but during the course of the entire play as well. Not to mention, the temperature of the theater adds to the cold feeling coming from the play. Brilliant, really. Ronan Capinding really did a great job. The direction was flawless as if the play wasnt really blocked. And I personally want to give props to the lighting. It literally added mood to the entire thing. Congrats to TA! :)
