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How would you perform the character of Masha in the first act and how would you want the audience to respond
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Analyse the opening sequence from Star Wars Episode IV- A New Hope. What makes it an effective opening?
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based loosely on an interpretation of the painting by Kevin Sinnott called “Running Away with the Hairdresser”. The performance was based on the idea of running towards, and reaching,
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Discuss the role of Wang in Brecht's Der gute Mensch von Sezuan.
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Saving Private Ryan
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The Surface Brilliance of Tom Stoppard's 'Arcadia' Inhibits Appreciation of the Underlying Design, Discuss?
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This essay will attempt to show you the brilliance that is Psycho and how Alfred Hitchcock managed to create a film which even today grabs and retains the interest of any audience.
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"Analyse the techniques used to create tension and viewer enjoyment in 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?'"
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"Ashes to Ashes" presented by the "Badac Theatre Company" - review.
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"At the conclusion of " 'Tis Pity She's a Whore" do you condemn or sympathise with Annabella and Giovanni? Would a Caroline audience have felt the same?"
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"Citizen Kane is often called the greatest film ever made. With close examination of the opening scenes, discuss the significant artistic features and cinematic techniques that led to this response."
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"Discuss how Tim Burton establishes genre and narrative in the opening 5 minutes of Edward Scissorhands and Sleep Hollow"
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"How did Hitchcock create sustain and sustain it in Psycho?"
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"How does the director create a sense of chaos and frenzy in the scene leading up to Simon's death? - The Lord of the Flies film
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"Independent Film Industries Reinforce The Global Construction Of The Hybrid Genre" Discuss
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"Let Him Have It" How effective is the end of the film in gaining the viewer's sympathy for Derek Bentley and his family?
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"Night Of The Soul" theatre review.
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"People don't do that sort of thing!"
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"Prejudice and Racism"
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"Schadenfreude" means 'taking pleasure out of someone else's misfortune.' Both "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead" and the "Comedians," both use Schadenfreude in the creation of humour in the play. Compare its use in the two plays and it's success at
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"The antiquated, scoial, cultural context of Chekov's the three sisters, set in Russia at the turn of the 19th century and its tragi-comic style are no longer relevant to a modern audience", discuss the points you would consider playing the role of Irina.
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"The paradox of Artaud lies in the fact that it is impossible to carry out his proposals."- (Grotowski) Discuss how this statement us true in light of what you know about his theories.
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"The Real Inspector Hound" written by Tom Stoppard
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"The Rivals" by Richard Sheridan is described as a comedy of manners.
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"Thelma and Louise" dramatises the ongoing battle of the sexes, or rather, women's struggle against men in a patriarchal society. This was the only reason for its success. Write a review of the film in which you comment on this statement.
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