Response Of Individuals To New Experiences In Willy Russell's Educating Rita
Into the world, is the motion of one entering a new scene both physically and or mentally, the statement “the response of individuals to new experiences has consequences” is shown in the British play educating Rita by Willy Russell. The play is about a young woman named Rita entering into a new of education, seeking knowledge and sophistication as well as finding herself and where she fits in. In her world. Similarly, the text,
The play itself is a two handed play Consisting of Rita and Frank, Frank a middle aged “upper class” man whom drowns himself throughout the play in scotch and alcoholic drinks symbolizing Franks dire need for a change in his life. And Rita on the other hand, a young, enthusiastic, motivated, Lower-class woman who is
The play itself is a two handed play Consisting of Rita and Frank, Frank a middle aged “upper class” man whom drowns himself throughout the play in scotch and alcoholic drinks symbolizing Franks dire need for a change in his life. And Rita on the other hand, a young, enthusiastic, motivated, Lower-class woman who is