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    be more sympathetic. To what extent do you agree or disagree with the director? When the play was staged on Broadway in New York in 1955 Elia Kazan‚ a friend of Williams who has directed many of his other plays on Broadway including ‘A Streetcar Named Desire’‚ directed it. Kazan had reservations about the original Act Three and asked Williams to rewrite it. He felt that Big Daddy should not disappear after Act Two‚ that the impact of the conversation between Big Daddy and Brick in Act Two should

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    SBlanche’s Madness Blanche DuBois in Tennesse William’s A Streetcar Named Desire suffers from living in a culture dominated by men‚ the human condition of desire and the insecurity and madness that follow; sexuality and her self-pressure to maintain self worth are the source of her cast off from society. The madness is launched when she loses her money‚ family‚ husband‚ job‚ and continues to lose her youthful appearance. Blanche’s insanity can be deemed acceptable from the surface because of her

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    Reader Response- “Streetcar Named Desire” Stella Kowalski is one of the main characters in the Tennessee William’s‚ “ A Streetcar Named Desire”. She is presented as a woman who has an older sister Blanch and a husband named Stanley. She is often overlooked in the play because of her husband Stanley and her sister Blanche are much more dynamic. However‚ Stella plays an important role that without her‚ Stanley and Blanche who are considered‚ as two major characters of the play throughout the story

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    1600s. it was set in Venice as well as Cyprus; Venice being on of the supreme states that attract foreigners. The opening scene in Othello introduces the characters and the situation‚ evokes the desire on the part of Iago for revenge‚ and foreshadows much of what is to come. Similarly‚ A Streetcar Named Desire is a stage play with elements of tragedy and pathos. It was written by Tennessee Williams in 1947. The action takes place between May and September in a shabby apartment building in the working-class

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    Analysis of performance choices that relate to the historical and cultural context of A Streetcar Named Desire Tennessee Williams’ A Streetcar Named Desire highlighted many social issues of 1940s America through theatrical apparatus such as stage direction‚ linguistic tools and using characters metaphorically. These issues include the marked inequalities between social classes‚ the subjugation and oppression of women and racial divides. Williams’ realistic approach to characterisation sought to

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    Streetcar Named Desire & Mean Girls speech/essay: In every human relationship‚ there is some kind of power involved. It is the core of all human relationships. The power of seduction between a women and a man‚ the power of persuasion‚ the power of strength over weakness‚ the power that a parent holds over a child‚ power of wealth and social statues are just some different kinds of power which are adapted in own everyday lives. With friendship‚ comes decisions‚ which comes then with control

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    environmental sounds might you add to the play? I would add car noise because they live in a poor neighborhood‚ maybe some dogs barking‚ and some people talking loud on the street. - Describe the way in which you might use a certain type of music for dramatic emphasis in two scenes of the

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    Blanche’s Death Speech Blanche’s death speech plays a vital role in the development of the play “A Streetcar named Desire”. In the monologue the tension between Blanche and Stella comes to a zenith as Blanch explodes with rage as she expresses her jealousy-driven feelings to Stella. In doing so Blanche reveals much more‚ including her unstable mental state‚ her emotional reaction to the lost of Belle Reve‚ and most importantly her preoccupation with the theme of death. One of the roles of this

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    Examine the construction of masculinity in A Streetcar Named Desire and Death of a Salesman. In both A Streetcar Named Desire and Death of a Salesman there is a male figure at the head of both families who assert and express their masculinity in quite dissimilar ways. Referring to the screen adaptations of both plays‚ Stanley Kowalski is a strong‚ aggressive and forthright individual whereas Willy Loman through stature as well as speech is a bumbling‚ weak and nervous fool‚ driven by his own delusions

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    “The broken” - A Streetcar Named Desire – Blanche DeBouis One of Tennessee William’s greatest successes is A Streetcar Named Desire which takes place in 1947‚ in New Orleans. The history and culture of the setting express the fundamental concerns of the text therefore the scene indicates the reversals that were happening during the World War II. Moreover‚ the French Quarter of New Orleans was responsible for the abundant background and for the sensitive events of the play (streetcars‚ bars‚ entertainment

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