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A critic has written that a family at the centre of the party “is clothed with the atmosphere of the south as with a garment.” How important is the setting of “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof” to the play’s dramatic impact? You may consider:
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A critic has written that a family at the centre of the party "is clothed with the atmosphere of the south as with a garment." How important is the setting of "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" to the play's dramatic impact? You may consider: - The bed sitting room of the stage set - The wider, geographical setting of the Mississippi Delta - The values of the play of the society revealed in the play In my opinion, the setting of the play is vital to the level of dramatic impact for a number of reasons. The main themes behind "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" are represented and shown through the setting of the play. For example, the whole play is situated around the bedroom sitting area to put forward a key theme of the play: sexuality. If the setting wasn't relevant to themes of the play, the audience would find it...
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