Theater studies

Please watch a touch of sin, and In the mood for love. They are Chinese films. then respond to the following questions. A Touch of Sin response–one page Answer one or more prompts. 1. The film is inspired by actual stories. Think of a film that does something similar–tells a true story or is clearly […]

For this essay, you need to answer three long answer question. Please answer separately as required and use sub-headings to indicate the questions answered and the course resource used Long Answer Question #1 Compare two of the plays from this course and emphasize their different approaches to the topic of sex, sexuality, gender, or drugs.

imagine two productions of Oleanna (which you need to have read already). One has two actors who are \”good\” actors The other has two actors that are \”bad\” actors. What would be the difference? What are they actually doing that makes some actors better than others? How can two people look at the same performance

Cite your readings properly (Chicago style), but please no extensive quotations or paraphrasing from secondary sources, or your film reviews. What is the significance of the Medea story in Dassin’s Never on Sunday and what does the phrase “and they all went happily to the seashore” means? (10 marks). One page or approx. 300 words

Topic 7 Review Questions In the early 20thc, Modern Dance emerged. This new dance form was created by revolutionary women reveling against ballet formality, restrictive dress norms (corsets), and lack of women’s rights. They sought to redefine what a woman could do and used dance as their medium. Please describe the contributions of Isadora Duncan,

Topic 5 The Development of Ballet Chapter 2 and La Danse video When did the Court Ballet begin? What was the purpose of the Court Ballet? What influence did fencing have on the development of ballet movement? Why was Louis XIV important to the development of ballet? Why did Noverre seek to unite dance and

You will choose one film we have screened or seen clips of for class released before 1968 and perform an analysis of the film through an academic critical eye using one of the following: Industrial Concerns—production code/ratings system/censorship; studio/budget constraints/ “B” movie; Significance of Academy Awards to Horror/Auteurism and horror; marketing/presold/target audience; shifts in form/effects/techniques;

2. Compare Twelfth Night to a modern-day Romantic Comedy film. Use the definition of Romantic Comedy provided in lecture to discuss Shakespeare’s text and your modern-day example.  Use quotes from twelfth night and from movie. NO SECONDARY SOURCES. MLA Format

Assigned word amount typed / 1,500 Words Total (Not including Title Page / Works Cited Page) Focused and succinct (choose a topic and stick with it) Double spaced 12 point, clearly legible type Spell checked Use of correct punctuation and grammar Written in complete sentences Proper credit must be given to all sources whether quoted

important: The event I attempted to was in honor of the Hiram Rosenwald school opened in 1930. It was a supporting event for Paulding\’s County only African American historical organization. The performance at this event was made of various artists each taking turns on the stage to tell their stories. These stories were about love,