Monthly Archives for May 2016
Inherit the Wind Reflection- Karan Mehta
Throughout the play, there are various themes that the characters bring out. Lawrence and Lee wrote this play this almost thirty years after the Scoped Monkey trials. Although the play is a work of fiction, the play is based on … Continue reading
1st Monologue: The Boy Who’d Rather Play With Dolls
Stories come from strange and unexpected places. Mine came from another boy’s life. I didn’t know it then. I only know, in hindsight, how his story somehow became mine. A boy was born and he became himself. I still remember … Continue reading
Monologue 5.19_Paul Ahn
Youth and Time is what I have, it is something so precious that millions would kill for. Alas what good is a treasure if not in proper use. To know that something is precious and valuable but not know how … Continue reading
Sara’s Personal Monologue
Last Saturday, I went to Zoo Atlanta for my 21st birthday. I saw some giraffes, a red panda, bought a churro—all according to plan. About midday, I predicted that I was going to be hungry very soon, so I took … Continue reading
Karan Mehta- Personal Monologue
It was the most tense moment of my life. I was playing my final tennis tournament of the 2012 Asian Tennis season in Manila, Philippines. Being unseeded, I played the top two seeds of the tournament and beat them in … Continue reading
The new comer to the family
Who is this? Why is he hear? Where did he come from? He is so small! They tell me to love him unconditionally but he does not look like much. Plus I’m still not sure what that even means. … Continue reading