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Drama; Plays and playwrights
Topic Started: Jun 15 2009, 07:14 PM (202 Views)
Garath531	Jun 15 2009, 07:14 PM Post #1
I am happy now that my name is changed. Posts: 587 Group: Members Member #142,768 Joined: January 6, 2007 I'm Browsing With Firefox 3	Since Ancient Greece plays and dramas have enthralled viewers across the globe. Playwrights such as Sophocles (from Ancient Greece) and Platus (from Ancient Rome) wrote tragedies and comedies that captivated viewers and firmly established the art. Later, in the Renaissance, playwrights, such as Shakespeare kept the tradition alive, producing many classic plays. During the Baroque period, opera became popular, and eventually, musicals began to take shape. Modern musicals, including Phantom of the Opera, and West Side Story, have influenced theater a great deal. Drama has undoubtedly shaped culture throughout history, and now is the time to discuss themes (of plays), plays, and playwrights. Topic Rules: Try to make your posts at least a paragraph long This topic is for serious discussion Discussion of which plays you liked and didn't like is allowed (in moderation), provided you list reasons (reasons such as "I just do" or "It was cool" are not acceptable) Try not to discuss performances; stick instead to the actual play



T. R. Phillips	Jul 10 2009, 05:55 PM Post #2
NO! YES? Posts: 59 Group: Members Member #180,219 Joined: February 7, 2009 I'm Browsing With Internet Explorer 6 My Board URL http://robbinsdale.tk	Shakespeare was a very brilliant writter. My favorite play by him would have to be the Tragedy of Macbeth. The reason would be becasue is shows that someone who has too much power and doesn't know how to sue it will eventually fall. It also talks alot about conscience in there. Macbeth's is nearly gone, until the end. Lady Macbeth has horrible dreams of fear and other htings like that. She sleep walks and yea...



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