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Living with Lady Macbeth

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Act Now is a highly-acclaimed series of accessible new plays, specially written for young people, with the aim encouraging young people to take part in practical drama; introducing an awareness of dramatic production - from casting and direction to lighting and design; promoting the discussion of issues which are of special interest to young people and; meeting the requirements of GCSE Drama. All plays are suitable for performance and class reading with large groups. Living with Lady Macbeth uses the device of a play within a play to examine some of the issues of power and ambition invested in the character of Lady Macbeth. Lily is determined to audition for this part, as she is tired of always being behind the scenes, of being ordinary and reliable. Disregarding derision from those around her, Lily stuns everyone with a chilling performance of Act I Scene V, but finally chooses to do the costumes - not out of defeat, but because she has satisfied her ambition.

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Living with Lady Macbeth, Rob John

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Rok wydania
1996
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Tytuł
Living with Lady Macbeth
Język
angielski
Autorzy
Rob John
Rok wydania
1996
Oprawa
zeszytowa
Liczba stron
53
ISBN10
3125762316
ISBN13
9783125762312
Seria
Tagi
Teatr
Ocena
4 z 5
Opis
Act Now is a highly-acclaimed series of accessible new plays, specially written for young people, with the aim encouraging young people to take part in practical drama; introducing an awareness of dramatic production - from casting and direction to lighting and design; promoting the discussion of issues which are of special interest to young people and; meeting the requirements of GCSE Drama. All plays are suitable for performance and class reading with large groups. Living with Lady Macbeth uses the device of a play within a play to examine some of the issues of power and ambition invested in the character of Lady Macbeth. Lily is determined to audition for this part, as she is tired of always being behind the scenes, of being ordinary and reliable. Disregarding derision from those around her, Lily stuns everyone with a chilling performance of Act I Scene V, but finally chooses to do the costumes - not out of defeat, but because she has satisfied her ambition.