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In the improvisation module my group were given two texts 'The family', a painting by Paula Rego and the story of John Tanner and Rachel Mclean.
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Improvisation Module - Part 1 In the improvisation module my group were given two texts 'The family', a painting by Paula Rego and the story of John Tanner and Rachel Mclean. Both texts are widely open to interpretation. The painting is almost designed to leave interpretation completely open to the viewer; you can't quite figure out what's going on and there are many different scenarios that could be taking place. A painting is also just a still image of something, so how the event captured in the picture came about is up to the viewer to speculate, but still shows the outline of a story. The second text is an actual story, so even though it is fact your imagination can still run free when assuming a perspective of events. Domestic violence is an issue that jumps off the page at you when you first see these two texts. The female...
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