Drama Response
Over a few week period a group of 5 girls (4 girls and myself) were given a small section of a play for us to perform. We were given ‘Dancing at Lughnasa’ by Brian Friel. The section we performed was around five minutes long, and involved a short dance section at the beginning. In this performance, I played the character Rose, a woman in her thirties, with the apparent mental age of a young child. The other girls in my group played the characters of Maggie, Agnes, Chris and Kate, who were all of Rose’s sisters. I had quite a small amount of lines, but I felt my character bared a large significance. I felt that Rose was an important character to try and portray the characters relationships through, as all of her sisters looked out for her, especially Agnes. The play, ‘Dancing at Lughnasa’ was set in 1930’s Ireland. It was set in the lonely hills two miles from the tiny village of Ballybeg, and focuses mainly on the Mundy sisters. Due to the play’s setting, it was certain my character was to have an Irish accent. As I don’t normally speak with an Irish accent, I needed some extra help to make my accent
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Kate Rose’s, Mary Warren, Arthur Miller, Brian Friel, Lughnasa’ Chris, , ‘dancing lughnasa’, Proctor Proctor, ‘the crucible’, irish accent, Danforth Hale, mary warren, John Proctor, dominant character, village ballybeg, mundy sisters, play studied, section play, light hearted,
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