Table of contentsIntroduction 1Goals and intentions 2-3Critical and contextual analysis 3-6Stage and process………………………………………… ….3- 4Interns and my process………………………………………………………….4-6Evaluation 6-9My roles and my contribution………………………… …… ……………………........6-8Week of show, Complications and self-assessment…………………………………....... . 8-9A Contextual Analysis of the Third Year Production of the Musical WatertightIntroductionIn the following material, I will address and discuss the process and development within the Musical Watertight and the specifics of the student production. Therefore, start with and include an overview of the musical and the requirements, then conclude with an evaluation and include any complications the team faced. This musical, which was performed at the University of Central Lancashire from March 24 to 29 by a group of third year students for their final year show, was written by playwright Douglas Maxwell and composed by Richard Taylor . Richard and director Roger Haines attended university with the intention of adapting the original musical for a larger cast of 24 people, with the script originally written for 16 musical theater students in Scotland, so that the content of the language is understood correctly. , Douglas made the decision to rewrite and expand his work. The musical is classified as a murder mystery and contains thirteen suspects, two detectives, a community support office and eight interns. ...... middle of paper ......ger, they were a real inspiration to the group and allowed me to regain some of the confidence I had lost.BibliographyAnswers.com, (2014 ). waterproof. [online] Available at: http://www.answers.com/topic/watertight [Accessed April 27, 2014]. Gill, N., 2014. The Greek Chorus. [online] About.com Ancient/classical history. Available on: [Consulted April 18, 2014]. Hodge, A. (2000). 20th century actor training. 1st ed. London: Routledge.Merriam-webster.com, (nd). Greek Choir - Definition and more from the free Merriam-Webster Dictionary. [online] Available at: http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/greek%20chorus [Accessed April 18, 2014].TheFreeDictionary.com, (nd). Greek choir. [online] Available at: http://www.thefreedictionary.com/Greek+chorus [Accessed April 12. 2014].