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    (INTRO) John Misto’s drama ‘The Shoe-Horn Sonata’ depicts the journey of two women captured by the Japanese during World War ll. The play reveals the unresolved problems of their relationship after fifty years. The reunion of Bridie and Sheila and their problems are dramatized and resolved through Misto’s use of dramatic techniques. He effectively creates images of tension‚ hardship‚ hope and survival‚ friendship and forgiveness to emphasize the relationship between the two women. (DOUBLE-HANDER)

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    had a speech generally talking about what TNT is focusing on and TNT’s development. I’m going to illustrate my insight on TNT’s business. TNT relaunched itself‚ with a slogan‚ "We Know Drama‚" which emphasized the channel’s new focus on programming with drama and energy‚ such as sports and network TV dramas like Dallas‚ Law & Order‚ Charmed‚ NYPD Blue and so on. It is in direct contrast to sister channel TBS‚ which shows more comedy related programming‚ and by extension Cartoon Network‚ which

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    Poetry‚ drama and short story are literary forms that provide readers with entertainment‚ insight‚ pleasure‚ escape and sometimes information. Readers can find satisfaction in any of the three genres because the styles‚ variations‚ language and themes cater to everyone’s preference: tragedy‚ comedy‚ profanity or just for pleasure. There is a piece of literary work to suit every taste. Poetry‚ when performed live‚ gives the words rhythm‚ music and life. John Updike in his poem Dog’s Death in lines

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    has elements of both. It is an exhilarating play: a remarkable blend of delayed exposition and theatrical effect‚ of melodrama and circus‚ which has inspired huge ticket sales and adoring critical reviews. And it is that increasingly rare serious drama which capitalizes on lurid events while maintaining a devotion to ‘‘ideas.’’ Yet‚ in spite of its wide popular acclaim‚ Equus is difficult to sort out even when all the clues have been discovered. Why does Alan make his slightly sadomasochistic leap

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    presentation. DEADLINES The Rough Draft (Only for Drama) has to be submitted on Monday‚ 29th April‚ 2013 The Final Project (both drama and prose) has to be submitted on 2nd July Both assignments have to be done in the same folder. Genre Title Contents of your project • A Historical background of the play. • Shakespeare’s background‚ as relevant to the play • Analysis of the statement: “ The mind is its own place and in itself can Assignment 1 Drama As You Like It By William Shakespeare

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    the opening sequence of This Is England‚ we as the audience are constantly reminded that the film is a Social drama. We are reminded by the genre‚ through the use of the shots. Some of the shots included in the opening sequence are ones such as: Margaret Thatcher‚ Riots‚ TV characters and others from the time period of the film. These shots have been used to highlight the idea of Social drama and real life issues‚ as well as real people. During this opening issue the audience may feel quite emotional

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    In the light of Aristotle’s Poetics‚ we see the philosopher’s fundamentals regarding Greek drama‚ a structure or foundation that every tragedy needs for maximum expression and catharsis. It needs Plot‚ Character‚ Thought‚ Diction‚ Song and Spectacle – arranged in order of importance – so that it can be considered a Greek drama. In Plot‚ Aristotle explains how the drama is in the form of a tragedy‚ is efficiently maximized through the use of certain rules or laws called the Three Unities. Aristotle

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    absence on stage. He recalls Jacques’s exaggerated and dramatic response to the dying deer and how he begins to moralize the abandonment of the deer by its herd. This over-dramatic nature of pastoral life is used as comic relief to balance out the drama that took place in court life‚ and to an extent its innocence which is shown by the fact that the great tragedies taking place in the forest is dying venison. This in turn highlights the more evil and tragic nature of court life where you have scheming

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    Theater Critique The play‚ “Frankenstein‚” by Philip Grecian based on a novel by Mary Shelley‚ is a drama because the story line was about a very serious scientist‚ Victor Frankenstein‚ who was extremely involved in making a life form. He spent most of his time in the lab‚ and neglected his other duties and his health to some extent. When he finally created life with the help of his colleague‚ Henry Clerval‚ it was not at all what he had expected. He created a monster‚ which was referred to as

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    Ludwig Tieck- was a German poet‚ editor‚ novelist‚ and critic who was one of the founding fathers of the Romantic movement of the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Independent theatre movement- associated with the emergence of contemporary drama. Symbolism- a 19th-century movement rejecting Realism

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