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    Titania's Love Juice

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    Correspondingly, the love juice’s effect on Titania addresses the artificialness of young love. Titania, controlled by the juice, became madly in love with Bottom, a man whose head was turned into a literal ass. Shakespeare continues to add to the idea of untrue love through Titania’s words when she says to Bottom “thou art as wise as thou art beautiful…and I do love thee” (3.1.131,138). This further illustrates how this love is only that of appearances and not of deep and meaningful emotion. A…

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    If one were to ask a practicing Christian what a prophet is, there is no doubt that most would be able to formulate some type of definition. However, many people’s thoughts on what a prophet is are often incomplete or even incorrect. While there are many places one could look to find an adequate definition of a prophet, Abraham Heschel provides an analysis of prophets unlike any other. Heschel’s analysis goes into great detail about what a prophet is, and what a prophet is not. After reading…

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    strong relationship. In the book Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare Romeo falls in love with Juliet. They married without telling their parents (their families hate each other). After they get married after knowing each other for a day Romeo kill her cousin Tybalt because he killed Romeo’s friend Mercutio. Romeo get banished for the town. Juliet’s parents find her a husband with out knowing that she is already married to Romeo. Juliet fakes her death and Romeo not knowing she is not really…

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    William Shakespeare was a highly acclaimed playwright who was a direct product of his time period, the English Renaissance. The world renowned poet and author was born in the year 1564, in Stratford-on-Avon, a small town in England to parents, John and Mary Shakespeare. Although there may be rough estimates and speculations regarding his day of birth, the actual date is still unknown. However, the date of Shakespeare’s baptism, April 26, 1564 is typically recognized as his “birthday.” Through…

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    Kinky Boots is a musical directed and choreographed by Jerry Mitchell, music and lyrics by Cyndi Lauper and written by Harvey Fierstein. It is based on a true story. The medium in this music would be the performers, the chorus/music and stage. Kinky Boots musical was first premiered in Chicago in 2012. While we saw it in London, it was first premiered in London on September 15th, 2015. The musical is about a man who just lost his father and he is trying to save his father’s shoe business. He…

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    Being clever and proud of oneself is healthy, but an egotistic nature and slyness is not. In William Shakespeare’s, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Puck, a fairy and servant of Oberon, exhibits these traits. He is self-centered and loves to make a joke out of others by fooling them. Through Puck’s speech and actions, he can be characterized as mischievous and arrogant. Puck is displayed as mischievous through his actions done on other characters. When Puck is communicating with an unnamed fairy, the…

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    As one can imagine, the costuming and set was a large undertaking for Shrek the Musical, but Tim Hatley was up for the challenge. According to a youtube video done by Shrek the Musical, one of the biggest challenges he had to face was making smooth transitions between scenes because in a movie it’s a lot easier to change sets than compared to a theatrical production. Another aspect Hatley had to consider was that he needed to embrace the world that was created by the movie, but be able to bring…

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    The Theme of Love in a Midsummer Night’s Dream When we have love around us it shows us so many different angles like affection, intimacy, care, lust, jealousy, or maybe even hatred. When we have love, it is always present all around us in all types of forms and in every condition. True love is one of the greatest feelings we could ever experience in life. True love is the kind of love that will carry you through the roller coaster ride of emotions and possible hardships that can be overcome…

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    story of Romeo and Juliet by Shakespeare. Romeo and Juliet are two people from completely different worlds, being seperated from eachother because of the bad relations between their families; the Montagues and the Capulets. The only time their worlds can mingle together, is when they are hidden by the dark night, however, they must separate again when the day comes. To Romeo, Juliet represents none else than the brightness that the daylight brings. When Romeo says, “It is the East, and Juliet…

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    Bo Burnham is an influential comedian who incorporated both modern comedy and modern events to create songs or poems. Most all of his songs and poems poke fun at certain events or troubles and subjects that people don’t like to talk about. He uses catchy tunes and catchy lyrics to convey a hidden message or something that is interoperated in many ways. The uses of satire are prominent in all of his songs due to the hatred he has for certain aspects of the modern era. One of the ideas he uses if…

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