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Play Review           â€Å"COPS† At the point when I discovered that I needed to go to theater Play’s [plays] for class I was anticipating going to them. I advised my better half that I needed to join in and she needed to go with me. Since I was not very amped up for setting off to a play I let my significant other choose the play.      We chose to see â€Å"COPS† at the Steve Allen Theater in Hollywood. The two principle characters are covert Chicago cops. They would consistently go to the cafe promptly toward the beginning of the day and recount accounts of there encounters in the police office. Be that as it may, this specific night would have been not quite the same as some other night. As we continued to enter the theater we strolled up a stairway to the second floor of the theater. As I entered the theater I was amazed how little it was. The stage was set up as a burger joint in City of Chicago in the 1970’s at roughly two toward the beginning of the day. The burger joint comprised of a working oven, singing territory, and all the working eatery hardware. As I strolled into the theater I saw one of the entertainers remaining by the oven cooking what seemed, by all accounts, to be bacon. The smell of bacon filled the air. The cook, was likewise filling the role of the proprietor of the coffee shop, was cooperating with the server as we didn't exist. As I was seating and trusting that the presentation will start I was taking a gander at the stage region and was extremely intrigued to the detail they put into the set. The set was a little region with around five tables, 4 bar stools, and wood board dividers. I saw their [there] where [were] three entertainers in front of an audience: the server, the cook, and a client perusing a paper and eating his omelet. The lighting was workmanship deco structure with fluorescent round balls that hung beneath the roof. The entryway opened in the burger joint, an on-screen character strolled into the cafe soaked in water. I could hear the audio effects of the downpour. The on-screen character sat on one of the bar stools in the counter. The entryway opened again and there was one of the fundamental characters of the play. This character was one of the covert police officer’s [officers] that was a standard at the cafe. This on-screen character gave an incredible exhibition. His cooperation with different on-screen characters was, as they truly were not acting by any means.