Dancing at Lughnasa
? Write a 2 page, narrowly focused essay describing and interpreting how the performances of the women actors. Brian Friel’s play offers a number of strong women roles, and your paper should address both the work of each performer as well as how the relationships between the female characters are conveyed on stage. Be specific about scenes, spacial relationships, and tone.
? Write a 2 page, narrowly focused essay describing and interpreting how the performances of the women actors. Brian Friel’s play offers a number of strong women roles, and your paper should address both the work of each performer as well as how the relationships between the female characters are conveyed on stage. Be specific about scenes, spacial relationships, and tone.
All written assignments must be typed, double-spaced, in 12-point Times New Roman font.
• All written assignments must include the following header in the upper left hand corner:
{Your Name}
Theater and Drama 120 Section {Your Section Number}
Mr. Steffen Silvis
{Name of Assignment}
• All written assignments must include the following header in the upper left hand corner:
{Your Name}
Theater and Drama 120 Section {Your Section Number}
Mr. Steffen Silvis
{Name of Assignment}
Comments about the play: There is a online review on the production of Dancing at Lughnasa at my university. http://www.thedailypage.com/arts/article.php?article=41105
Also from what I saw:
Actors didnt perform their roles as specific as it should be
Agnes (Aggy) never showed romantic feelings for Gerry throughout the play only to be review later that they do have something for each other to the surprise of the audience.
Rosey – no one knew she was older and had a disorder (looks too young)
Also from what I saw:
Actors didnt perform their roles as specific as it should be
Agnes (Aggy) never showed romantic feelings for Gerry throughout the play only to be review later that they do have something for each other to the surprise of the audience.
Rosey – no one knew she was older and had a disorder (looks too young)
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