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What is the meaning of Speed the Plow in David Mamet's play?
Speed-the-Plow is the title of David Mamet's play. It comes from the 15th century phrase in a work song that goes "God speed the plough", which is a prayer for productivity and prosperity.?æ
What production won the Tony Award for Revival of a Play in 2005?
The 2005 Best Revival of a Play Tony went to the revival of Glengarry Glen Ross. The play was written by David Mamet, and it originally opened on Broadway at the John Golden Theater on March 25, 1984.
What is the difference between Macbeth and Lady Macbeth?
The most important way in which the film differs from the play is the addition of a famous scene known as "Coffee's For Closers" written by Mamet involving a character named Blake, written specifically for Alec Baldwin. Blake gives the main characters a more immediate motivation for selling real estate - namely that their jobs are on the line. The scenes that show Shelley going to visit an uninterested potential client were added for the film. Some of his phone conversations are added as well. The additions add an even deeper sense of sad desperation for Lemmon's character than appeared in the original play. The film also differs in geographic location. While the play's original references to the Chicago area remain intact throughout, the film credits list it as having been filmed "on location" in http://www.answers.com/topic/new-york-city-of-southern-new-york. As such, there are some scenes which do refer to New York, such as the opening scene, in which the pay phone Shelley Levene (Lemmon) uses clearly reads "New York." Also, George Aaronow (Arkin) comments to Shelley, "I had a woman in White Plains on the hook ...," an obvious reference to http://www.answers.com/topic/white-plains-new-york. The final scene also features a subway car with "Sheepshead Bay" (as in http://www.answers.com/topic/sheepshead-bay-brooklyn, http://www.answers.com/topic/brooklyn) as the destination. The scene in which Pacino's character arrives at the office clearly shows an http://www.answers.com/topic/new-york-city-police-department squad car. However, when Shelley engages in conversation in one scene he twice says "Kenilworth" - which is the name of both an affluent Chicago suburb on the north shore of Lake Michigan and a middle class New York City suburb in http://www.answers.com/topic/union-county-new-jersey. David Mamet also altered the original ending of the movie. In the play, Roma flatters Shelley and suggests that the two work together. Then, when Shelley leaves the room, Roma turns on Shelley and reveals that his flattery was only a con to get a share of Shelley's sales. In the movie, this last-second turn is omitted, and Roma's flattery is assumed to be sincere.
According to David Mamet the theater functions in society much as function in individuals?
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According to David Mamet the theater functiona in society much as function in individuals?
Dreams
According to playwright David Mamet the theater functions as a?
Dreams
According to playwright David Mamet the theater functions as a what?
national dream...
According to David Mamet the theater functions in society much as?
dreams
According to David Mamet the theater plays the same role in society as?
dreams
According to David Mamet the theater plays the same role in society as do in the human psyche?
dreams
David Mamet thinks of theater as?
He calls it "a national dream."
According to David Mamet the theater performs for a nation the same role that Freud believed dreams play for?
the individual
What is David Mamet's birthday?
David Mamet was born on November 30, 1947.
When was David Mamet born?
David Mamet was born on November 30, 1947.
According to David Mamet the set must contribute to the overall of the play?
"truth" TPate
