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being able to ridicule people in politics with the use of satire to ultimately persuade audiences

As a whole, I think that the creators of the film had a good grasp on what they wanted to portray to the audience since everything was rather simple to follow along and understand where the creator was coming from. Coinciding with the purpose of the film, the tone of the documentary in its entirety is overly critical in its delivery. At the time stamp of 21:10

mime. The audience where aware of the setting and it being around a dinner table due to the two chairs being opposite each other with a ‘table’ in the middle, the audience where aware of which characters were which as we characterised the roles very well. For example, Anna was very giggly and hyper, contrasting Catherine’s formal demeanour and John and Maureen were a typical married couple. We used physical theatre for the oven and the stairs, which was stylistic and different for the audience to see

Commencing the Solo Performance module, I discovered myself taking a liking to certain genres that I previously had little knowledge of. However, my attention was immediately drawn to Verbatim Theatre. Verbatim Theatre first fascinated me in September 2014 when I went to watch ‘Little Revolution’ by Alecky Blythe at The Almeida Theatre, a play constructed of interviews concerning the 2011 London Riots. I instantly felt a connection to this play as the London Riots happened very close to my home and

The Women’s Choir Festival included many different singing groups from Baylor and the community. The women’s choir and Bella Voce each performed two songs. The third part of the concert consisted of 4 soloists singing in opera style. The final performance was a large group of singers from 9 high school and the Baylor Choirs. Everyone got on stage for the final performance and sang 3 songs together. All the songs that were performed varied in qualities. Some had a very fast tempo while others were

to make is points as strong as possible, and the author Pinker has an issue with this. His use of language, his diction, come off very aggressive. Pinker chooses the words he uses carefully throughout the essay to intentionally try to offend the audience. He starts off his essay with a list of questions that he hopes to get your blood pressure rise. Then later states, "The ideas listed above, and the moral panic that

In Rose’s exploration of the purpose of school, he also reflects on his personal experiences and how those experiences gave him tools that are applicable to his daily life. Mike Rose’s Why School?: Reclaiming Education for All of Us persuades his audience of the importance of education beyond the classroom, emphasizing how those experiences become crucial to one’s personal growth and potential. Rose elaborates on the significance of education by reflecting on his own perspective on and how that shaped

likely to bring their significant other to the film. Regardless of age, the love and relationship is an attractive attribute to the film, and the outcome of the film is something any women or couple aspire for. From this gathered information, the audience for the notebook would be young single women looking for love, or women in their thirties and forties who have relationships in which they would compare the film to. It is also geared toward couples in love. In the Notebook, there are instances

At the Marjory Douglas High School production of “Annie,” the audience was charmed with adorable dogs and well-sung harmonies. “Annie”, a cheery musical first debuting on Broadway in 1977, is about an orphan, Annie, who gets chosen to stay at Oliver Warbucks’, a billionaire, house for a few weeks. The show focuses on the father-daughter relationship that is formed between Annie and Warbucks. This production of “Annie” was very skillfully put together on the technical aspect, with rotating walls

The audience is seated, the lights dim, and all of a sudden, through wild anticipation, the music cues as a notification that the show is about to begin. Theater is a creative outlet for the soul to paint a picture towards showcasing a short story. This past weekend, I attended a play at Crabpot Players Theater to observe a parody of one of Shakespeare’s most famous pieces, A Midsummer Night’s Dream. As a whole the play was fairly decent, but there were a few minor issues that held the piece back