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    To what extent is “An Inspector calls” a socialist play? J.B Priestley uses his play as tool to get across his message of socialism. Priestley was a well known socialist and so would obviously want to express his views in some way. Priestley uses “AIC” to convey his views on capitalism and socialism: he uses the Inspector and some of the other characters as his mouthpiece of socialism‚ and uses some of the more arrogant and ugly characters to represent capitalism. Priestley would obviously be

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    Tyesha Play Summary

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    This play‚ performed by only two people‚ was able to captivate our attention from the moment we sat down to the closing curtains. There were plenty of moments of confusion- some questions which were answered along the way and some that were left still lingering in my mind. Is Tyesha (the one in the drivers seat) represented through Myeisha too? Why did Tyesha have a gun and how did she get it? Why did the officers feel the need to shoot the unconscious girl 12 times‚ let alone once? After watching

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    Godspell Play Analysis

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    together to learn from a Jesus figure. The play directly quotes the stories and parables found in the book of Matthew. While the play’s parables can be explored to find their overall message of love and redemption‚ the play can also be observed as an artifact of the countercultural movement. Godspell follows themes of joy‚ community‚ and reformation. Godspell’s characters begin the play trapped in the monotony of their everyday lives. Most of the characters appear bored or unhappy. When they run away

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    Instant Play Analysis

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    On December 13th the grade 8 classes of Woodbine M.S went to watch the play “Instant” at the Young People’s Theatre. The play “Instant” written by Erin Shields is about 3 friends named Meredith (Michelle Rambharose)‚ Jay (Dakota Jamal Wellman)‚ and Rosie (Leah Fong). Meredith is trying to become a YouTube star through her singing. Jay is an active hockey player who also plays for a rep team and has strong hopes to become a player in the NHL. Rosie is trying to raise money for her dad who had been

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    Appropriate Play Summary

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    The event I attended was one of the many plays that takes place on campus in the arts building. The play I specifically attended was called Appropriate‚ which was originally written by playwright‚ Branden Jacobs Jenkins. The play was approximately 3 hours in length with an intermission included into that time. Overall‚ the play specifically deals with family conflict and the whole idea of race itself. All of the main characters in the play are all interconnected family members that originally are

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    Ernest Willis Professor Byrd English April 7‚ 2017 Symbolism of August Wilson’s Play Fences. August Wilson who was a playwriter who made his stories think about the world readers are living in. Wilson well know work is about the African American culture. On the play fences August decided to use his hometown which was well populated with African Americans and that was very poor. August had written seven plays but won an award for Fences. August was born and raised in the city Pittsburgh‚ Pennsylvania

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    ISP - Child's Play

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    Munro’s short story Child’s Play‚ the conflict between Verna‚ Marlene and Charlene is portrayed through Munro’s use of literary devices which ultimately reveals the loss of innocence experienced by the characters. This is evident in Marlene and Charlene’s life as the use of imagery exploits the drastic transformation they experience. Similarly‚ foreshadowing techniques display the inner turmoil the protagonists are facing. Lastly‚ situational irony is used to show the characters final transition from the

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    Othello Play review

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    marriage. Without even knowing the reality of the situation‚ Othello kills Desdemona. In Othello‚ people lie successfully to other characters. This causes death and distrust while breaking up three relationships‚ Iago and Emilia’s‚ Desdemona and Othello’s‚ and Othello and Iago’s. William Shakespeare conveys the truth of humankind beautifully in Othello. This is the plays largest strength. Shakespeare writes about human desire. Iago wants Othello to promote him and when he doesn’t he feels the need

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    Play report on Fences

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    PLAY REPORT # (The text boxes should expand as you type. Use more than 1page if you need to.) Name Ross Johnson Title: Fences Author: August Wilson Plot synopsis: This play focuses on the life of Troy Maxson during pre-civil rights movement times. Troy is really trying to break through the racial barrier at his job. He works as a garbage collector and he wants to drive the trucks instead of picking up the garbage. He works this job with

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    6. Comment on Pygmalion as a Shavian play. Pygmalion is a classic Shavian play in as far as it shows his feelings about the falsity of the class system and his belief that all humans are essentially equal and privilege should play no part in life. Higgins is also a very Shavian character with his inspired logic and bombastic deliver. Like all great Shavian drama Pygmalion is a richly complex play. It combines a central story of the transformation of a young woman with elements of myth‚ fairy tale

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