Drama Essay Examples Page 46

The elements of drama we used were contrasts and climax/anti-climax. We used contrasts in the scene by making the park seem spooky and lonely, whereas in his memories they were warm and with his friends. It helped by making the story richer, and made each moment of happiness and despair stand out from each other….

I found this scene similar to the Rabid Dog one, as it was quite complicated working with the lights and how they would be most effective and the fact we were reading from scripts made the acting stiffer. Scenes of Jem and Ms Dubose: Here we did a few short scenes where first two young children…

Our class were asked to create a piece on Henry Vth. We worked in three separate groups to produce a non-naturalistic piece. Once everyone had performed we were then asked to evaluate a group of our choice, but not your own, I chose Jasmine’s group. In this evaluation I will be talking about, what I…

I am going to be playing the character of the ‘Angel’. Throughout the play, I must ensure that the duality of my character is made clear to the audience; when addressing Joe I must speak calmly, in a relaxed, smooth tone to try and lull him into thinking I am there to help him. This…

The first half of the stage is the attic of George and Ella’s semi-detached house in Salford Manchester, everyone in their neighbourhood is white. The stage is divided into two parts, the attic is slightly raised, and a step ladder is needed to reach it. This contrasts to the other half of the stage, set…

My first project in drama was to create a character in a family that was part of a soap opera. By the end of the project we had filmed a short film of the family, which was very successful. Each member of the family had their own individual character and background. In the first few lessons…

Because we thought it introduced Linda and how Mickey and Linda’s relationship was evolving. We decided that the main theme in this scene was social class; how the more common travel and treat each other compared to what it would be like if you first class. I think we staged this piece well because not…

A Streetcar Named Desire (both text and film) isn’t split up into acts, but instead is a chronological sequence of episodes occurring between the months of May and September. Within these episodes beats a conflict and reconciliation rhythm, involving the win and lose of Stella’s love. Scene four begins with a vendor shouting something that…

The story is basically about a working class woman who works for a wealthy woman, the working class woman has 7 children and she finds out she is pregnant again with twins and her husband has just left her so the wealthy woman persuades the working class woman to give her one of the twins….

“A Streetcar Named ‘Desire” is one of the most recognised plays in theatrical cinema, lately. I saw it very recently, when the production was held in the prestigious “National Theatre,” Central London. There is also the ‘classic hit’ movie which is based upon the play. It was first written and produced in 1951 and has…