... . The play relies on dialouge as their key element. The audience can gain information and detail only from what the actors say. On stage, you have to "tell" the audience alot of things and explain in greater detail. It may not seem natural in dialouge, but necessary for a better understanding of the scene. A great dialouge will make visible what is invisible ... ...
... . Dispute over land between the Palestinians and Israel has also been the cause for rebel and terror. In 1970, PFLP terrorists hold ninety children as hostages at a school in Ma"alot, Israel. Negotiations break down and Israeli troops storm the dormitory, and the terrorists machine-gun the children, killing 27 people and wounding seventy. The Palestinians may have a legitimate reason for ... ...
... draws us in. In the play you often will find the fairies and the mortals in the same scene at the same time, but the mortals cannot see them creating alot of "dramatic irony." We as the audience will know the plot and happenings of the story before the actors will, making us feel delighted we are involved in the plot ... ...
