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about the script and the issues raised, we worked as a team and built up a script of events and
showed how the play could affect the audience. If one reads Hippolytus and Lysistrata one may
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use desks as props as they would make the experience for the audience worse since it would take a
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Throughout her monologue Sarah often grips the toy tighter and tighter to show the rage that is
building up inside her for Brenda. One of the ideas was to divide the group in two, acting out the
roles simultaneously to improve the dynamics of the play. The juxtaposing choice of characters aided
us in portraying the meaning of the scene to the audience; that how one event could affect so many
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is the strongest part of the play because Liz has her reputation and pride to keep, Which she doesn't
show with verbal communication but body language and facial expressions instead. We also received
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valuable concepts. For the first few lessons we worked alone as we both agreed it would be. Whilst
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scene to the audience; that how one event could affect so many people. The copyrights of these
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