The Character In The Story Of Titus Andronicus
There were many interesting characters in the Story of Titus Andronicus that intrigued me but the one that really caught my eye was most while reading the book was Aaron The Moor he was they the main reason I decided to watch the play over renting the movie from the library. He was very unique and outsider to the other characters he was neither Goth or Roman, I wanted to see his character be brought to life in on stage. The actor who played Aaron (Nick Petuhoff) In my opinion did a good job portraying Aaron’s evil manipulating personality which is no easy task.
In the beginning of the play they had the actor who played Aaron wore a I mask unlike in the book so you couldn’t hear him talk or see any f his facial expressions at the beginning, …show more content…
Knowing the other would come running to rescue other. Ultimately both brothers fell into the pit with the dead body making it seem like they murdered Saturninus younger brother Bassianus. Aaron also knew that Saturninus was short-tempered and that he would have both of Titus’s sons executed immediately without letting them explain themselves. After deceiving Saturninus Aaron then confronted Titus and lied to him saying that if he cut off his hand his 2 sons would be spared. Not knowing Aaron wasn’t trust worthy Titus acts with his heard and not his head and cuts on his hand, only to have it delivered back to him along with 2 of his sons heads. This was a scenes in the book that I really wanted to see how much different it would be then the mental picture I had in my head of the scene from reading the …show more content…
Different lighting and changing of background music on stage will always show better emotion then explanation marks printed in a book. There were moments in the play where the lights would dim all the actors would freeze except one and you would get to go inside that one characters head and hear his thoughts on the situation that was currently happening in the play. It gave the audience a look inside one of the characters thoughts. I feel like they Aaron took advantage of this the most especially He usually used these lapses in time to show the audience what he was scheming.
The props that were used in the play all gave me a different look on the story that I would of never gotten if I had only ready the book. My favourite scene of the play was when Aaron set up Titus’s sons by setting a trap for one them to fall into a pit where Bassianus’s corpse laid know the other would come running to rescue other. Ultimately both brothers fell into the pit with the dead body making it seem like they murdered Saturninus younger brother Bassianus. Knowing that Saturninus was short-tempered Aaron knew he would have both of Titus’s sons executed immediately without letting them explain
In the beginning of the play they had the actor who played Aaron wore a I mask unlike in the book so you couldn’t hear him talk or see any f his facial expressions at the beginning, …show more content…
Knowing the other would come running to rescue other. Ultimately both brothers fell into the pit with the dead body making it seem like they murdered Saturninus younger brother Bassianus. Aaron also knew that Saturninus was short-tempered and that he would have both of Titus’s sons executed immediately without letting them explain themselves. After deceiving Saturninus Aaron then confronted Titus and lied to him saying that if he cut off his hand his 2 sons would be spared. Not knowing Aaron wasn’t trust worthy Titus acts with his heard and not his head and cuts on his hand, only to have it delivered back to him along with 2 of his sons heads. This was a scenes in the book that I really wanted to see how much different it would be then the mental picture I had in my head of the scene from reading the …show more content…
Different lighting and changing of background music on stage will always show better emotion then explanation marks printed in a book. There were moments in the play where the lights would dim all the actors would freeze except one and you would get to go inside that one characters head and hear his thoughts on the situation that was currently happening in the play. It gave the audience a look inside one of the characters thoughts. I feel like they Aaron took advantage of this the most especially He usually used these lapses in time to show the audience what he was scheming.
The props that were used in the play all gave me a different look on the story that I would of never gotten if I had only ready the book. My favourite scene of the play was when Aaron set up Titus’s sons by setting a trap for one them to fall into a pit where Bassianus’s corpse laid know the other would come running to rescue other. Ultimately both brothers fell into the pit with the dead body making it seem like they murdered Saturninus younger brother Bassianus. Knowing that Saturninus was short-tempered Aaron knew he would have both of Titus’s sons executed immediately without letting them explain