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The show ended at San Francisco’s Theater Rhinoceros one February night like any other. The audience applauded and went home; the cast washed up and headed out. One actor, pleased enough with his performance in a variety of roles in Joe Pintauro’s Wild Blue – among them, a gay uncle making amends with an estranged…

In my opinion, the lead actress, Patina Miller was amazing, and her performance lacked nothing. However, the stronger character was the character of the mother superior, although she had a simpler role; I felt it was played to its full extent. I think that Patina Miller cleverly expressed her character’s struggles to the audience, and…

The performance “Murder at the Manor” was an eccentric and comic piece of theatre. It was very interesting and fun to watch. There is a lot to say about the set, costume, sound, lighting, characters, and units of action, dialogue, pacing, director and special effects. The set was a house, a living room with a sofa,…

This section gained an emotional response from me as it made me feel nervous about the relationship going on behind Mickey’s back. I also felt happy because Linda had found someone she could rely on to keep her happy. The next section of the final scene is when Mickey sees Edward and Linda together. The mood…

We are doing the play to Kill a Mocking Bird by Harper Lee. When I found out we were doing this play I was very pleased as we had studied it briefly in English during year 8 and I had enjoyed it immensely and looked forward to learning many new dramatical skills. I then wonder3ed…

I have read Sredni Vashtar, The Lumber-Room and The Holy War and have noticed that they have many similarities. Religion is a theme in all three stories. In The Holy War the title itself has religious connotations, suggesting a conflict over a very important issue, and the hooting of owls is described as “Vespers”. In…

Two themes prefi gured in this fi rst chapter and foregrounded later in the fi lm deserve treatment in terms of the visual strategies they employ: the Wild Ride and the hysteric. Our claims as to the methodological ele ment of Christensen’s image- making practices become clearer if we temporarily skip ahead to Häxan’s depiction…

The perfect photoplay leaves no doubts, offers no explanations, startsnothing it cannot fi nish. — Henry Albert Phillips, The Photodrama (1914)The technical structure of the archiving archive also determines thestructure of the archivable content even in its very coming into existenceand in its relationship to the future. The archivization produces as muchas it rec ords…

The story that the Mona Lisa has been stolen from the Louvre and a copy substituted in its place, is one of the most sensational which, so far as art matters are concerned, has ever made its way into print. If the Mona Lisa had been cut from its frame, and the astounded attendants at…

The paucity of criticism on the photographic evidence of Jack the Ripper’s murders is striking and surprising, particularly given that these images amount to one of the first visual documentations of what are now called sex crimes. Even Robert McLaughlin’s pioneering study The First Jack the Ripper Victim Photographs falls short of adequately decoding what’s…