World Theatre And -ism Project On The Topic Of Feminist...

On December 11th, 2015, my group and I will be presenting our topics for World Theatre and -Ism Project on the topic of Feminist Theatre. My group consisted of Vincent Quach, Amanda Witaker, Denise Orozco, and myself. Like most group projects, we experienced both highs and lows as we collected information about our topic to present to the class. While I learned a lot during this assignment, I had a hard time getting together as a group for this project. Since it was drawing the end of the semester, I admit I had to inform my fellow group members that I would need a 24 hour extension to get things done in time. The other group members said that this was fine, but I would always be the first person to finish. It would take days for the other members of the group to get their work on time. I understand that this is a busy time for everyone, but I felt disappointed that they were not communicating with me until it was too late as to why nothing was being done. The day before presenting, we met up and made sure we all knew what was expected of us and talked about the project in general. Questions were answered, and it sounds like everything would be done later that night. However, while I think it will all be done by the time we present, I cannot be sure if the quality of the presentation will be as good as I personally would expect from a group of mine. Vincent Quach was assigned to do our â€Å"Who† section. His slides were done mostly on time, and he was quick to approach with