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    the scene we have picked. The armed force is known to give individuals horrendous encounters, which is the reason the basic subjects of bigotry and homophobia give the play a feeling of authenticity. The play likewise has an extremely unmistakable American subject to it, and it would not feel the same if performed in an alternate theater style, for…

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    Tamingo Analysis

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    The thundering sounds of applause by the audience pulled me back into reality. Closing my eyes, all the characters and scenes of the magic flute flashed back into my mind. The courageous Tamino, the beautiful yet flexuous Pamina, the hilarious Papageno, the righteous Sarastro, and the selfish queen of the night, all of their songs, their emotions, and their performances carved deeply in my mind. Composed by one of the greatest musical genius – Mozart, the magic flute stands to be one of the most…

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    Campbell remarked Lucas to have perfectly integrated the cycle to Star Wars’ plot. This is not surprising at all, due to the fact that Lucas drew inspiration from the template Campbell created for his film, Star Wars. Table 1 presented below compares the stages of the Hero’s Journey to the events that occurred in the movie, A New Hope. *(Christopher Vogler’s condensed version of the Hero’s Journey has been used in this paper to view this theory from a more general perspective in contrast to…

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    music, modern interpretation, and the actors talent helped to modernize the show. While some choices took the performance in a strange direction, the connections and relationships between the actors are what kept the show going. Throughout the performance, music was incorporated to help tell the story. The band, furies, comprised of a guitarist, beat boxer, pianist, and singers, took the complex greek language and simplified it into song. While the…

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    In the musical production Hairspray, there were various differences in acting styles, technical elements, and demands of the actor in comparison to plays in general. With Hairspray being a movie that I had watched on Netflix, it was obviously not live and this also contributes to the differences of going to an actual live production in a theater. These differences help us distinguish between the realities of the products of a musical and the products of a play. Hairspray’s acting styles were…

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    DESCRIPTION An actor interprets the work of a writer, they convey a situation and/or character to an audience through the use of movement, speech and body language. They are usually under the instruction of a director. An actor is also required to learn their lines and be able to embody their character and situation enough to improvise when needed. Work varies from live performances, soap operas, radio work, television, advertising and film DUTIES The main role of an actor is to provide…

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    In Rome Sweet Rome, several different themes could be associated with this play. Although, one theme stood out to me the most: betrayal. This theme is current throughout the play, especially when Senator Brutus, Senator Cassius, and some of the other members meet up to plan Caesar’s death at Cicero’s restaurant. Another way betrayal becomes clear is after Caesar is stabbed, and everyone who was involved all turn against each other to blame his death on someone other than themselves if they got…

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    Lisa Temple Interview

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    There is almost nothing that makes my job easier as an interviewer than asking questions of an actor who is confident in his/her abilities and is able to present himself/herself as a well-rounded, talented, fascinating human being. In Lisa Temple 's case, that is exactly what she did with the questions she recently agreed to answer. She offered fresh insight into her early passions, her notable works, and her upbeat outlook on the industry as a whole. One of my favorite headshots! One of my…

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    My family and I went on vacation to Los Angeles, California. I was eager to visit the famous grounds of Hollywood. To be honest, I was jealous of the actors and actresses living the life. I thought they had it all… the houses, the cars, the parties, and the most perfect job in existence. I dreamt of seeing my name embedded on a star in the Hollywood Walk of Fame. “It’ll happen, someday”, I whispered to…

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    King Lear Play Analysis

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    improved the brilliance of the play. There are many factors that goes into producing a successful show that helps create a lasting impression on the audience. The actors’ choices on how to play their individual characters, the technicalities of the stage and how the director used the theatre itself, and how effective the rapport is between the actors and audience all…

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