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How does Brian Clark make his play “Whose life is it anyway?” Interesting, Memorable and Dramatic for a modern audience.
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20th Century Text Assignment How does Brian Clark make his play "Whose life is it anyway?" Interesting, Memorable and Dramatic for a modern audience. Brian Clark makes "whose life is it anyway?" an interesting memorable play for a modern audience by using a wide variety of techniques that are available when writing plays. The play addresses a range of modern day issues. Recently Charlotte Wyatt's case and Christopher Reeves' death have broadened the awareness of the issue of euthanasia and the right to die or be resuscitated. In some of these cases the Hippocratic Oath has complicated things. This happens in Ken's situation in the play. He wants to stop treatment but the professionalism of the doctor's are stopping him. Even though some of them would let him die or help if they weren't doctors they have to stick to the Hippocratic Oath. Brian Clark used different character levels and...
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