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    Considering the play too, the play was not as well represented because it is harder to make a scene than to write about it. Including both the play and the story I thought that the story was better because the actions going on were much better explained and the climax had more suspense. In order for the play to become better they need better props and make the plays longer so they can go into more detail of all that is happening. For one thing, the characters in the story and the play were both…

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    The play Trifles written by Susan Glaspell takes place in the turn of the twentieth century in America when women were socially oppressed by men. The characters are introduced into the play as they enter into the unkempt house of John Wright, who had recently been murdered. In the play, there are three men: Sheriff Peters, County Attorney Henderson, and Hale, the man who discovered that John had been killed. Along with the three men, there were two women: Mrs. Peters, the wife of the Sheriff,…

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    I’ve recently been able to read and analyze the script of the play of “Reasons to be Pretty” by Neil LaBute. LaBute has always had a preoccupation with the theme of beauty and aesthetic in our culture. His main focus is showing everything ugly about human nature and being. Neil is most known for his outspoken characters and shocking plotlines, making our job as the reader fairly entertaining. Neil’s play, “Reasons to be pretty”, demonstrates how society and the people that roam in it are…

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    6th grade, and having someone come to talk to your entire sixth grade student body about middle school sports. During a question and answer session I asked if it was possible to run cross country and play basketball, and in a loud voice that went across the gym, a kid said “Why ask you’re too fat to play sports” and the whole gym burst into laughter. This is how my introduction to middle school officially began. As one could imagine the pain and humiliation that went along with my torture, but…

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    Sensory Experience Paper

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    themselves play, cry, and different body language. The third thing I learned in this chapter was saving music for times when the guardian or caregiver is holding, swaying, or dancing with the baby. It’s confusing for baby to listen to background music because the most important sound is your murmuring voice. 2 AHA moments:…

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    Play Time Do you have a high school son/daughter, friend, or family member that plays a sport or multiple sports? If so how much do they play? Is it the whole game or little to none at all? Many parents and others all around the world have their own arguments and opinions on high school sports and the playing time that gets distributed by the coaches. So the real question is should there be a rule saying that high school coaches are required to give equal playing time to all players and…

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    Vijay Tendulkar in his plays like “Ghashiram Kotwal”, “Silence! The Court is in Session” etc has used the “Tamasha” form to expose the social and political ills in the contemporary society (Sharma, p.14). By Developing the flexible as well as carefully crafted form, models of recitation and storytelling specific to his region, he has managed to bridge the gulf between traditional and modern theater by creating a vibrant new theatrical form, an example of which is the play “Ghashiram Kotwal”…

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    help pass the time but ultimately they are trapped in a wait without end and are forced to inhabit a circular structure of de-narrativised time. Time presents a list of problems in Beckett’s play causing panic, confusion and memory loss. This essay aims to discuss the various aspects of the play relating to the themes of time and waiting. This essay will also discuss the torture for consciousness of being in time and how time passes in the play, as well as examining de-narrativised time and the…

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    The Crucible Field Trip

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    and a balcony, where I watched the play. They also had “old-timey” foods available for purchase. The Shakespearean Tavern, with the props and actors’ expressive tone, and also the wardrobe choices worn, helped the play stay true-to-its-time, as well as do an excellent job of staying true to the original story. In the play, it was apparent of the themes the actors were trying to portray by their expressive tone and the props they used. I thought that the play was easy to follow, and the use…

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    The play, Father Comes Home from the Wars, was based in 1862, during the American Civil War. The proscenium stage was effective for many reasons during the production. The stage was able to provide a clear background behind the sets and props to help transport the audience into the southern part of America. Behind the set, on the back wall of the stage, was a ramp that the actors mostly used when entering and exiting the stage. The ramp could have symbolized the journey and the hardships that…

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