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    Orrie Lashin and Milo Hastings and arranged at first by Edward Goodman's Popular Price unit, the play takes after the fortunes of a gathering of Harvard graduates who have moved to New York City and into the teeth of the Depression. This play is an interesting friend piece. In the play we are inundated in the offstage world and battles f attempting to discover work, nourishment, and dignity. The play demonstrates a stark and fierce take a gander at America's unemployed attempting to make due…

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    Playwright: Biff Loman

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    Playwright, Arthur Miller, in his play, “Death of a Salesman,” illustrates the what he considers the American dream through the words and actions of Biff Loman. Mr. Miller's purpose is to utilize Biff Loman to represent the realistic and fantastic side of the American dream, by adopting a recognitional tone in order to create a moment of realization that appeals to the audience's own sense of emotions and perspective about life. Biff begins his speech by using precise and symbolic diction…

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    Arthur Miller was an American playwright who produced the play "A View from the Bridge", first staged on September 29, 1955. It was made into two acts after being unsuccessful as a one Act verse drama. The play is set in the 1950s America, in an Italian-American neighbourhood called Red Hook, a slum area, in New York at the Brooklyn Bridge . Miller heard the story from a lawyer who worked with longshoremen and soon he developed it into a drama first staged on September 29, 1955. It was related…

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    entertaining works for the stage. The group breaks the bounds of traditional theatrical bounds to create its own brand of theatre, inviting old and new generations of theater crafters as well as theater goers and new comers to reshape the face of American theater."(The Clarice,…

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    to perhaps win cash or prizes, how would you do it? Maybe you would go to your grandmother’s BINGO competition, or maybe you put your ticket in a raffle and hope that your number is called. Both those options sounds enticing, but instead I would go play games or maybe answer trivia questions. Yes, I understand that BINGO is a game, but I’m not talking about that kind of game. Instead, I’m talking about gameshows, like Jeopardy or Legends of the Hidden Temple. It will feel like we are in the…

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    Amada And Willy

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    play’s tragic hero, Willy Loman, who is on a quest for his idea of the American Dream. There are many similarities and differences between each of them. Willy and Amada are both parents in each of the plays. They each want what’s best for their children. They both see a future for their children that are not really there. Willy has always just been a “dime in a dozen” that sold nameless, unidentified products, and watched his American Dream crumble. Amanda thinks very highly of herself in…

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    In the Musical play, Jamaica, by Harold Arlen, Yip Harburg, and Fred Saidy. Directed and Choreographed by Keith Lee Grant. I enjoyed watching this musical, the story was good where the audience was able to see the racial conflict between white and blacks and how gaining land, power, and wealth was important. Many African Americans were suffering from hunger. However, I felt like the actors in the play did a great job playing their roles everyone was confident. They had good speech, action,…

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    An Exploratory Model of Play is a journal-article in the American Anthropologist journal written by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi and Stith Bennett. The author’s main purpose for writing this article is to present the reader with an abstract idea of what it is to “play.” They do so by giving the reader several examples of different games that are used as a form of play and what defines the games as play; the authors conveyed this through several game examples. For example, the authors briefly talked…

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    Tender Offer is a drama play about a relationship between a father, Paul and his daughter, Lisa. The dialogue tackles a dangerous phenomenon in most families in the US, which is communication. At the very beginning of the dialogue between the two, Paul is trying to be friendly with Lisa and joke around in an attempt to make up for recital that he missed days ago. He also seems very absorbed in his business and work, thus never gives enough time to his daughter. This play allows the characters…

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    NBA 2K: Career Mode

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    fans have been waiting for? Spike Lee directs Career Mode, and you will find yourself thrown into a series of events that you could have never imagined. In Career mode, you start the game as an African American boy who comes from a rundown neighborhood and has a twin sister who teaches you how to play basketball. You will see plenty of cinematic scenes where your parents talk about what a nice boy you have turned into, and they talk about everything that you sacrificed. You can choose a…

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