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<strong>Subject:</strong><br />thursday night vr review<br /><br /> Poster Message:
Tonight’s presentation of VR was by far the worst show production I have ever seen OSU Greek Life put on. It is truly embarrassing seeing the casts who put so much hard work in for the last 2 months not be rewarded with a phenomenal competition. The poorly made video they started the night with was streaming on some website being projected on stage and it had to stop to buffer multiple times before it finished. The music and audio was abysmal for the casts, and the hosts showed little care for what they were doing. It is especially hard to think that the United Way counts on this show for donations and the auditorium was only half full. Anyway, while these results should reflect scoring for tonight, a lot can change between now and Saturday’s winner is read. 1. Piano Man: Alpha Chi Omega and Kappa Sigma This one started the night off poorly. Thankfully, the microphones didn’t work for most of the performance because when they did work, it was hard to want to listen. Cast vocals didn’t exist in this show, but neither did a noticeable plot line or story. Their one good singer had great tone but was singing a song not meant for his register, which was obvious when he had to drop an octave to sing his high notes. Rookie mistakes. Choreo isn’t worth writing about. The fact that this show was among the top 6 indicates that there are HUGE problems with inspiring competition in the steering committee. I don’t know why this cast chose to put this on stage. 2. Hot Doggies: Chi Omega and FIJI - Second Place, Best Female Performer The Chi-O’s finally came up with an original theme. And what do you know? It worked! They fit easily in second place in this competition, with very little competition to make them fall a spot. Their lead was phenomenal and hilarious, and the choreography was fun and full of energy. Their vocals, while beautiful, lacked the excitement of their dancing. While the theme was original, they didn’t do anything unique with their show, even including the familiar Newsies theme the Owls can’t seem to escape and incorporating the hackneyed group “YEAH!” at the climax of the show. The Girl Ensemble was the low point of the performance, which is a compliment. 3. Crown Debacle: Delta Delta Delta and Pike Talk about a story flushed down the toilet. I think we knew from the opening scene that the crown and hat got switched but then we just waited for 4 scenes before they corrected the only conflict in the story. At one point the main character just walks on stage and looks around and then a hip hop number starts with no warning and people just start dancing (rather poorly I might add). In the process of not telling a story whatsoever, the cast also went ahead and butchered Edge of Glory by Lady Gaga and also sang a surprising tag to abruptly end the show. Somehow it was still better than the Piano show.