Essays on Play

The play, “A Christmas Carol,” by Charles Dickens is an exciting piece of art about Scrooge, an old selfish and lonely man who holds Christmas festivities in low regard. Jacob Marley, Scrooge’s former business associate, has been dead for seven years. The two pals had established themselves as loan sharks...

The Enslavement Process The enslavement process made the history of the blacks to be lost and robed their culture. This erased the memory in the stay in the captivity. The center of the play in on the history that was overshadowed by the white man. By remembering the history of the...

The Plot The plot is the first element of drama, and it represents the events of the drama. The plot reveals the journey, quest and the desires of the characters and keeps the audience engaged in the entire play. The plot helps to build the relationships and develop trust with the...

is a play set in a thrust kind of physical stage setting. It begins with a series of events of the characters of the play coming to stage one by one or in two and the stage director comes in so fast as if late for the event. A repeated...

by Federico García Lorca is one of the most fast-paced, thrilling and fascinating play. It is actually his most popular play. Motivated by a real story of a deadly dispute between two families in Almeria province, in countryside of Spain, Blood wedding is an inspiring play.  It is about pleasure...

The Tempest: Plot Synopsis The Tempest is the last book written by Shakespeare alone. This book is set in an isolated island. It follows the story of a sorcerer, Prospero, the legitimate Duke of Milan. He uses magic and clever manipulations in his plot to re-establish his daughter, Miranda, to her...

Theater reflects and influences the society in various ways. One significant way, through which theater reflects the community, is by showing the challenges facing a changing society. Changes can be inevitable from time to time. A society like Reading, where most of the people have been depending on their work...

I personally believe that it was not right for Nora to leave her husband and children. Nora should have behaved like a responsible mother and a wife. Children deserve parental care and this comes from both the mother and the father. As such, provided a woman has children, the first...

Play is the theoretical form of learning where ideologies restrict one’s behavior and identity. Play is usually perceived to be a deviation from a commitment to social relationships (Landreth, 2011). The society labels play in adulthood while play associates with happiness in childhood.  Researchers analyze play beyond the specifications of...

is a play by Citadel Albee that seems timeless with some elements going back to the 1960s. There is a lot of tension between the actors and the audience in a drama that tries to reveal the idea of public and private life in marriage as people try making illusions...

The confusion and disorders that are constantly fueling the play's comic genre are catalyzed by errors and disguises throughout. In the drama, several characters adopt guises. In order to create internal strife and confusion among the characters in a way that appeals to the audience, Shakespeare uses disguise in his...

Shakespeare's Hamlet revolves around the protagonist's duty to exact revenge on his relative Claudius for killing his father, King Hamlet. Following the murder of his sibling, Claudius aimed to assume the throne. It takes the ghost of Hamlet's father for him to begin an investigation into the heinous act committed...