... long "Grease" musical, open and close the curtain type plays", but I was so completely ahead of myself. Watching this play was not like watching your typical musicals or traditional "Romeo and Juliet" type plays. This play was "weird" and that's meant in a good way. What made it weird was because it wasn't like the traditional plays where there are many ... . Although in many standard plays and musicals, lighting and sound are used as well, but elaborate settings and props are used to capture the attention of the audience. I believe the absence of settings and the minimal usage of props...

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... it about his writing that made his works stand the test of time, where other writers of that period were erased by the dust of time? Was he really the best? Some essayists stated their opinions of these questions, some blatantly, others between the lines. The character development is seen as one of the reasons of Shakespeare's immense success as a writer. J.B. Priestley commends Shakespeare ... in Macbeth for the lines of the character Macbeth. He compares Macbeth to a poet because what he says is so brilliant. Priestly also explains how ... husband to make that first step to his downf...

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• Grade Level: High School