Plays

The scene funeral of King Hamlet was never appear in the book and it did appear in the movie.

you can get when you read the book or see the play

Casca reveals information to Brutus that suggests Caesar may be getting more ambitious in a reaction to events at the Lupercal festival

Portia is the rich daughter of Belmont and heiress to her dead father's fortune. We first hear of her as a rich woman who could be the answer to all of Bassanio's money troubles. But Portia turns out to be much more than a rich plot-device. This woman is one of Shakespeare's deeper female characters - she's a good girl, but she knows what she wants and how to get it, even if her methods are a bit unconventional.

Act 3 scene 3 when Othello finally breaks down and asks Iago for proof of Desdemona's betrayal.

Shakespeare wrote two plays on the life of Henry IV who reigned from 1399 to 1413. Both deal with a number of fictional events as well as historical ones. Part 1 of Henry IV deals with the events of 1399-1401. Part 2 deals more especially with the events of 1413 leading to Henry's death and the accession of his son, Henry V

Act 1:

oh the thinks you can think

horton hears a who

biggest blame fool

here on who

it's possible

how to raise a child

Alone In The Universe

One Feather Tail Of Miss Gertrude McFuzz,

Amazing Mayzie

Amayzing Gertrude

Monkey Around

Chasing The Whos

How Lucky You Are

Notice Me, Horton

How Lucky You Are (Mayzie's Reprise)

Horton Sits On The Egg

Act 2:

Egg, Nest and Tree

Mayzie In Palm Beach

Alone In The Universe (Reprise)

Solla Solew

All For You

The People Versus Horton The Elephant

Finale/Oh, The Thinks You Can Think (Reprise)

Green Eggs And Ham (Curtain Call)

Originally he said "Break heart I prithee, break." Then he dies Then later on in a revised verion he said: Do you see this? Look on her. Look,

her lips! Look there, look there!

Then he dies.

His plays were written in the 1500-1600s in the Elizabethan and Jacobean eras. People are not sure of the exact dates. The earliest dates given are in about 1588 and the latest in 1614. Some plays we know were written before 1598 because a guy called Francis Meres made an incomplete list of them at that time. Sometimes we know because they were printed and we know the date. Sometimes we have a record of someone going to see the play. Usually these mean that we can say something like "We know that Romeo and Juliet was not written after 1597".

Sometimes there is a reference to a current event which means that the play was not written before the event--the success of the Children's companies which is referred to in Hamlet for example.

Lucentio wants to marry Bianca. Gremio and Hortensio are also interested in marrying her, but they dont play big roles and are merely just 2 suiters for Bianca.

The use of black-and-white shadow puppetry in the Balinese production of The Tempest puts more emphasis on the dialogue than on the actors.

It was not written by Shakespeare at all. It was written by Christopher Marlowe who was a contemporary of Shakespeare. It was first published in 1604.

Because the play deals with inter-ethnic or interracial marriage (depending on how one interprets the term "Moor", Othello has been banned in societies that do not approve of this type of marriage. In addition, Desdemona defies her father--a no-no in strongly patriarchal societies--which is another reason that the play has been banned in certain places. In the US today, some parents, teachers, and librarians perceive that Othello is not appropriate for younger readers due to its mature themes of sexuality and racism, but the play isn't so much banned as made unavailable to younger readers.

What was the first play written for children? What about it?

Harold Pinter was a British author, actor, director and playwright whom we so tragically lost in 2008. he won the Nobels piece prize in literature. He has written about 30 plays, 20 movie scripts and he set up about 30 plays in theaters, among the most known are: "The Birthday party", "The dumb waiter", "The Caretaker", "The Homecoming", "No man's land" and "betrayal".

Pinter's drama was often about communication or lack of it. His plays often took on the relations between women and men.

Fun fact:

He has actually been the "victim" of research from many different perspectives, among others: Psychoanalytic, feminist research and more. An example on feminist research you'll find when you watch Pinter's "Female Portraits" from 1988.

I mentioned that Pinter has received the Nobel piece prize for literature, well, he has won more than that. He has among others received the Shakespear-award, The European Literature Award and Moliere D'Honneur. In 1996 he was appointed commander of the order of the British Empire and in 2002 he received the Order

of the Companions of Honour.

Hope you're satisfied with the answer :-)

the historical context is the siunking of the ship 'bon voyage'

hope this helps :)

In mythology, Pygmalion was a king of Cyprus who carved and then fell in love with a statue of a woman, which Aphrodite brought to life as Galatea.

Pygmalion is also the name of a play by George Bernard Shaw (his play was named after the mythological story). The movie "My Fair Lady" was based on his play.

Sheila becomes aware of Eric's involvement when he goes out to cool off almost as soon as they start talking about the father of the unborn baby, and realizes that he hasn't just gone out because he is uncomfortable with the topic, but out of guilt.

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You can try at your local bookstore or library. If not try searching amazon for a copy or just type into Google "an inspector calls script". If this doesn't work ask your English teacher 4 a copy :)

This book talks about taming a shrew in which this case kate. The father says that bianca can only get married if kate gets married first, so to make it so bianca can get married petruchio forces kate to marry him and she ends up kinda liking him.

Well considering that he is a character in a play, he wasn't exactly 'born'.

However, due to the use of the description of 'Moor' we know that he is of African descent and might have been born in Africa.

Much ado about nothing by William shakespeare

The most famous type of poetry found in Romeo and Juliet is a sonnet. ( a love poem)

'Cause they didn't have good enough lamps.