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    Hairspray Play Analysis

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    fall musical Hairspray. While both celebrating and critiquing aspects of American culture in the 1960’s‚ the overall message is the beauty of acceptance and freedom. Despite a few minor weaknesses‚ likely due to limitations on time and resources‚ the play was very impressive and a definite success. Generally‚ the acting was superb. However‚ Amber’s lines seemed tremendously loud and exaggerated compared to the rest of the cast‚ but that may have been necessary to some extent to make the audience dislike

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    Work Ethic In A Play

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    1. Having Work Ethic is crucial. Directors have to have high expectations from their actors. So naturally they expect you to have work ethic. If you don’t have work ethic in a play‚ the play won’t be a success. If you don’t work hard‚ you won’t care and the performance won’t be well done. You can also use work ethic to improve your acting skills. You will be working hard and you will learn a thing or two. 2. Being responsible is a necessity. Being responsible is a giant

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    How does the staging of Australian plays help us gain a better understanding of ourselves and our different cultural and social contexts? The staging of Australian Drama and Theatre allows an enhanced understanding of ourselves and our different cultural and social contexts. Dorothy Hewett’s (1972) play‚ The Chapel Perilous and David Williamson’s (1971) play The Removalists both reveal sometimes disturbing social and cultural contexts within Australian society of the time of the play’s production

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    This play is based on the Salem Witch Trails that took place in 1692. The Trials began because a group of girls in the village claimed to be possessed by the devil and accused several local women of witchcraft. Arthur Miller’s play has similarities with the historical background of the actual Witch Trails‚ but it can also affect our lives by teaching us various lessons. Hysteria is one of the universal themes in this play‚ along with Reputation. Out of the three themes that will be interpreted in

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    Stolen Play Essay

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    Me: We are back for a new session today with the amazing Indigenous Australian playwright Jane Harrison‚ who is here today to discuss with us her best-selling play Stolen‚ accompanied with the director of the play‚ Wesley Onech. Jane and Wesley‚ thank you for joining us here today‚ now this play Stolen it has had an amazing turnout! It is a play that helped to change the course of history. From the first standing ovation at its Melbourne premier in 1998 through its sold-out seasons across Australia

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    Distracted Play Summary

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    Distracted is the second theatre that I had a great opportunity to watch. I also have the good time to remember any scene and the actor performances. The play represented the story of one family that takes care of the son who has ADHD. The ADHD is the specific condition that children are inattention‚ hyperactivity‚ and get really difficulty to control their emotions. This condition can easily be found in the children four to seventeenth years of age (Information from Centers of Disease Control& Prevention)

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    religions believe in one God. All holidays that were related to Jesus‚ Jews did not celebrate. During the play of the Sacrament‚ the differences of Jews and Christians are shown. All of the characters believe in God. They thank Him for all his blessings and what they have with their jewels and wealth. We see how Jews are not taking Jesus seriously along with the bread and the wine. In the play that the four Jews decide to stab the host to see whether or not it will bleed; and it does. Then Jonathas

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    Racism In The Play Fences

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    “Fences” is a 1983 play written by August Wilson in the drama and fiction genre. Fences is about a 53 year old man named Troy who struggles throughout the story with his family and himself. The play takes place in Pittsburgh‚ Pennsylvania where Troy Maxson has gone through life in a country where being black leads to crushing a man’s’ body mentally‚ emotionally and physically. Racism is an important element in the play that affects Troy’s family and himself in their everyday life. As a result‚

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    Macbeth: Play Analysis

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    the week of 3/18 Macbeth Casting Macbeth Tom Hiddleston I believe that Tom Hiddleston would be a great Macbeth is that as seen in other movies‚ the characters he portrays are not always emotionally stable and this is quite how Macbeth in the play is. Lady Macbeth Angelina Jolie Angelina Jolie has played roles where she needs to be strong and wicked and also emotional roles making her a good fit for the role of Lady Macbeth. Witch Jessica Lange

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    Gender Difference in Play

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    Gender Differences in Play and Socialization: Peer Socialization of Masculinity and Femininity A gender difference is one of social contents that may affect young children either positively or negatively. By the ages of three or four‚ most children are aware of their gender differences through their physical appearances. (Tobin‚ Menon‚ Spatta‚ Hodges‚ & Perry‚ 2010). In the study of Lee & Troop-Gordon (2011)‚ more often both male and female students are influenced by negative responses from

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