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Discuss How You Would Direct Two Key Scenes in Whose Life Is It Anyway
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Essay - Discuss How You Would Direct Two Key Scenes in Whose Life Is It Anyway? There is a range of deep, complicated moral and ethical themes in this play. The playwright causes the audience to emotionally contribute strong views on what is right and wrong, within the course of the staging. Because Brian Clarke handpicked such a controversial ethical issue as this, he caused his audience to express strong personal beliefs as well as playing a technique of the 'defence and prosecution' (two sides), whereby Clarke keeps the substance and pace in the play to quell his audience's thirst for action. There is a direct consequence to this- this resides in the fact that opposing judgments are not ignored, thereby keeping the spice and momentum going. To actually stage the play would be also take an original approach due to Ken Harrison's paralysis, where he must be kept on-stage throughout...
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