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Explore the dramatic affects of 'the dance' half way through act 1.
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Explore the dramatic affects of 'the dance' half way through act 1 Dance is one of the most natural forms of movement. Dance first originated from people who could naturally feel the beat. So in 'the dance' when Maggie relates to the loud and steady beat of the Irish dance music, it is a very natural thing to do. However, when the audience suddenly sees four women stop what they are doing and suddenly start dancing in the middle of their kitchen, it comes as a great surprise. This is not what we expect to see. It is as though all five sisters have been possessed. Each sister's dance is concentrated and personal and emotional. It is as though they are wearing masks. Maybe the sisters feel that they have to be masked or hidden in order to let themselves so free and wild. For instance Maggie covers her face with flour...
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