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Medea Response
Medea is an ancient Greek play that tells the story of a woman who has been so hurt by love that she is willing to pay any price to make her husband, Jason, feel suffering even greater than her own. … Continue reading
Waiting For Godot Response
Waiting for Godot, an absurdist play, by Samuel Beckett is “a tragicomedy in two acts” about two characters, Vladimir (DiDi) and Estragon (GoGo), who wait endlessly for the arrival of a person named Godot. the two acts are set in the … Continue reading
Live performance2_Paul Ahn
For my second live performance it will the opposite of the first performance because this time it was a fairly large production that had been advertising all over TVs and bus stops all around last year. It was the theatrical … Continue reading
Live Performance1_ Paul Ahn
For my first live performance I went to the street Hongdae, it is a street near an arts university. This street has numerous small theaters that is run by soon to be acting university students that takes on productions, so … Continue reading
Waiting For Godot Response- Zora Kesich
Waiting For Godot Response Initially, Waiting For Godot was very confusing and a little frustrating for me. I didn’t understand what the underlying message was or why it was that nothing was happening. However, as the play went on I … Continue reading
Second Original Monologue- Zora Kesich
He thought that his addiction ran too deep for him to quit, but that wasn’t the case. In reality, he had thoroughly convinced himself that this addiction was an integral part of his identity and to tackle it would be … Continue reading
Second Live Performance Response- Zora Kesich
Second Live Performance Response On Friday, June 17th, I went see a friend of mine perform at Masquerade– an Atlanta concert venue. The friend– Bockarie Amara, is an aspiring musical artist who specializes in rap music. This was not the … Continue reading
2nd Live Response: “I Don’t Like It. As You Like It.”
This, last Saturday, I went to see an adaptation of As You Like It by famous Indian theatre and film personality, Rajat Kapoor titled, “I Don’t Like It. As You Like It” at the prominent theatre in my city, … Continue reading
A Raisin in the Sun Reflection-
A Raisin the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry, is the story of a lower- class African American family living in Chicago. This play is very similar to Gleengary Glen Ross in terms of how families struggle to move up the social … Continue reading
Glengarry Glen Ross Reflection-
I loved this film because its motivation and message appealed to me. I am planning to be a business major and I am corporate freak, and this play opened my eye to a very different life and struggle that men … Continue reading