Essays on Drama

Six Feet UnderSix Feet Under is an American drama television series created by Alan Ball that aired on HBO from 2001 to 2005. It's a drama series that introduces viewers to the Fishers family members and the funeral home company they run in Los Angeles.A Depressing ToneAfter watching the pilot,...

In the drama movie, "Blue Velvet" The main character, Jeffrey, is portrayed as a curious person in nature who is also intelligent and sensible in his approach to daily life in the film. Jeffrey's inquisitive nature is on display as he discovers a decomposing ear in a vacant lot and immediately...

The Crash is an American drama film written and directed by Paul Haggis that was released in 2004. In this video, social and racial tensions in Los Angeles are depicted (Al Junaibi, 2016). The film, which Haggis describes as his "passion piece," was inspired by a real-life incident in which...

“In Chekhov’s world, to live is to suffer, and those who suffer the least are less vital.” 'Maurice Valency' is a fictional character created by Maurice Valency. Chekhov was a prolific Russian playwright, best known for his play Uncle Vanya. Chekhov's plays dealt with the philosophy of life and were influenced...

Directed via Randall Wallace, “Heaven is for Real” is one of the most eye-catching drama fiction movies in Hollywood. The performance and feel of humor reflected in the movie make it a perfect fiction movie to watch. The director spells out the agenda of the movie handily in the title’s...

The Film and Its Subject Matter The segment describes the film and its subject matter.A Moving Drama The film is a moving drama.The Emotional Fear This segment explains how the film was made to play on the viewers' emotional fears by convincing them that the fears depicted are genuine.A Warning against Slavery and...

Lie to Me - Analysis of Buffy the Vampire Slayer Episode Lie to Me is the third episode of Season one of the TV series Buffy the giant slayer, written and directed by Joss Whedon and used to be broadcast originally on 3, November 1997. The episode is a spectacular part...

Absurdism has been extensively used in representing Estragon in Samuel Beckett's "Waiting for Godot." This type can be used by an actor to recognize the character's role. This paper investigates how an actor should use absurdist methods and norms in representing Estragon as seen in Waiting for Godot. The use...

Tennessee Williams: A Master of Blending Reality and Fiction Tennessee Williams is a well-known American playwright whose works have inspired the very essence of fiction. He is widely regarded as one of the greatest playwrights of twentieth-century American drama. One of the most intriguing facets of his best works is how...

Mel Gibson's "Braveheart" Mel Gibson directed "Braveheart," a period film with plenty of violence and blood, slit throats, and impaled bodies. The movie's music, composed by James Horner, adds to its powerful atmosphere. The production design is by Tom Sanders. The film's cast includes Mel Gibson as William Wallace, Sophie Marceau...

I've written several essays on why I watch Grey's Anatomy and House of Cards, but one in particular caught my attention recently. Season 18 premiered on Sky On Demand - it's still not on Netflix! Nevertheless, I'll explain why I watch this medical drama. Unlike most medical dramas, Grey's has many...

Othello's Dying Words "Loved not wisely, but too well" reflect the fated General's demise in the Venetian military (Shakespeare 148). Othello's Weak Judgment of Character From the start of the play, Shakespeare portrays Othello as a weak judge of character. The tragic hero is unable to distinguish between fact and fantasy, which heightens...