Event Essay Examples

I have been studying a twentieth century drama called ‘A Cream Cracker Under the Settee. ‘ It was written by Alan Bennett and appeared in the BBC1 series ‘Talking Heads. ‘ It has been written in the form of a tragi-comedy monologue where the juxtaposition of humour and pathos reflects real life. In this drama […]

The Prologue serves the purpose of providing context for Faustus’ life and education, setting the atmosphere, and preparing the audience for what is to come. The Chorus, played by a single actor in this play, introduces the plot by stating that it will not involve love or war but instead follow Faustus’ fortunes which will […]

We wanted to come up with something original for our group and have contrast within our performance so it would make our piece different and much more interesting which I feel would help the audience pick up on our hidden message of ‘life’s too short to argue’. We immediately came up with the idea of […]

As per my assessment, Filter Theatre’s rendition of Frank McGuinness’ Caucasian Chalk Circle at the National Theatre on March 20, 2007, was an exceedingly triumphant and impactful theatrical presentation. Highlighted for their entertaining performances and exceptional acting, Azdak and The Fat Prince were standout characters in the production. The use of special effects was also […]

We went to the Fortune Theatre in London on Tuesday 2nd March to watch “Women in Black”. The plot revolves around a young lawyer, Arthur Kipps seeking advice from an actor. He narrates his story about visiting Eelmarsh house to deal with some affairs, where he encounters the enigmatic Jenet Humphrey’s, the woman in black. […]

The dramatic impact of ‘Absent Person Singular’ lies in the lack of characters, which makes it clear to the audience that someone is missing. Throughout the play, all the main characters are introduced in each act, except for Dick and Lottie Potter and George, the dog. Although there is a constant reference to them, the […]

In the film ‘Double Indemnity’-1944- Billy Wilder, lighting and mise-en-scene are very important in creating atmosphere and also affecting the audience.At the start of the extract under analysis we see Walter driving in his car on a bright, sunny day, he gets out of the car and rings the doorbell of the Dietrichson house. We […]

Aboriginal beliefs and cultural influences have existed for thousands of years. With the movement of European settlement to Australia, many Aboriginals ways of life and attitudes were changed to fit those of aliens, the British. The staged drama, ‘Kullark’, written by Jack Davis, represents a time of injustice of a group that were considered to […]

The Romans had theatres like the Greeks. However, different from the Greek theatres (in which only solemn religious played were performed), theatrical performances in Roman theatres became more secular. Theatrical performances were different from other kinds of Roman entertainment, like gladiatorial fights and chariot racing, they had nothing to do with cruelty or bloodshed. Roman […]

‘Iago’s soliloquies are the key to our understanding to both his motives and his methods’. How far do you agree with this? In your answer you should discuss the methods he employs and the motives he offers. Try also to demonstrate an understanding of the ways in which Shakespeare uses the soliloquies to present a […]

All of Joyce’s stories studied thus far contain at least one epiphany, which refers to sudden moments of comprehension or realization that can be described as “spiritual manifestations”. Joyce defined them as occurring in any form, whether it be through vulgar language, actions, or profound thoughts. The following will attempt to explore the significance of […]

The texts chosen for this study are: ‘The Pit and The Pendulum’ by Edgar Allan Poe and ‘An Encounter’ by James Joyce which, I feel, are appropriate as they provide comprehensive coverage of the themes analysed whilst managing to cover a historical period of some seventy years1. Poe’s piece is a dark, Gothic work which […]

In this assignment, I am going to discuss how Thomas Hardy makes the incredible events appear credible. To do this I will be examining: the historical contents of the story, with the language used, together with the way the story was structured and by the way that the characters relate to each other. I will […]

Karl Blossfeldt was a German photographer, he concentrated his work on natural forms in black and white photography. The picture on the left is of some sea holly. I think this picture is brilliant. The way the camera looks up to the plant gives it such a commanding presence. Also the sharp edge of the […]

Patrick Teoh, the sole actor in the play I am reviewing, expressed that while he has frequently portrayed a humorous Chinese gangster with a noticeable accent, it is roles such as Edward in “Wrecks” that truly stimulate him. Wrecks, a play by Neil Labute, was performed at the KL Performing Arts Centre in Kuala Lumpur, […]

I’m really delighted to be here with another brilliant film after the success of my last film One Day In September which I won an Oscar for best documentary which I would say was one of my most proud moments of my career. When the opportunity came up for me to direct this film, Touching […]

Love Actually is the story of nineteen people whose lives intertwine due to the one thing they have in common: love. It is set in London, in the two months running up to Christmas.  Throughout this essay, the two trailers referred to will be the two shown on the DVD, known as Trailer One and […]

Lady Gaga is a renowned worldwide singer and celebrity, recognized for her distinctive fashion style, which typically involves daring outfits. In the music video “Poker Face,” she embodies a confident and commanding presence at all times, capturing the viewer’s attention. Conversely, during her interview with Paul O’Grady, she appears more vulnerable and less domineering while […]

The articles explore events surrounding two teenagers who have been stabbed. The tabloid article is about a 16 year boy old called Shakilus Townesend, who was lured into a honey trap and attacked in broad day light in Deptford. The broadsheet article is similar as it is about an 18 year old called Fredrick Moody […]

Throughout Lord of the Flies, the characters Piggy, Jack, Roger, and Ralph display distinct traits and their relationships with each other become more intricate as the story develops. In this essay, I will explore the development of Piggy and Ralph’s relationship as well as that of Jack and Roger’s. I will also provide my opinion […]

Al pacino’s Carlito’s emanates as a common example of a protagonist clinging to their dreams yet drifting within shadows of their former selves. Character’s who are world-weary and set on retirement yet hell bent on “one last job’ or a long due desire for absolution.They come as troubled souls unable to define a new existence, […]

Published in 1902, The Hound of the Baskervilles stands out from Sherlock Holmes’ earlier works due to its setting in the rural Devonshire moor, which sharply contrasts with the murky crime world of London. As a detective story, it incorporates Gothic elements, including myths, legends, and descriptions of Baskerville Hall’s “wrought iron gates.” The novel […]