Theatre

Bernard Shaw's "three-ring carnival," as Mencken called Man and Superman, "with Ibsen doing running high hops; Schopenhauer playing the Calliope and Nietzsche offering peanuts in the held seats...

The antiquated Greeks were affectionate adherents of Fate. Destiny is defined by the guideline or the deciding cause or will by which things when all is said and done, are accepted to be as they are or occasions to happen as they do.

Society is made of two major different social-economic classes; the poor/destitute and the rich/privileged. Each of the group is ever in conflict with either the other class or with one another.

Willy is the protagonist and the central character in Arthur Miller's play, Death of a Salesman. In the first act of the play, we learn that he is a 63-year-old salesman.

The death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller is a tragic drama about Willy Loman and his family. The story revolves around what characters go through in an attempt to become successful in life.

The play Inherit the Wind, shows that the state o Tennessee had passed a statute that prohibited the teaching of evolution in public schools. However the book summer of the Gods shows...

In his play, Clybourne Park, Bruce Norris considers the nation's sociological growth in the span of half a century. To achieve this, Norris uses the themes of society, territory, and property, and intersects them...

Roy Williams' play is in a prison setting whereby a secluded wing is set out for the prisoners who not only need maximum security but whose chances of escaping have to be prevented.

In the play, Time Still Stands by Donald Marguiles, the different gender roles played by the characters depict how gender affects the general meaning in the feminism theory.

Aesop's Fables presents the "dog in a manger" as a moral story that describes any churlish behavior among people or selfish behavior as exhibited by the dog which would not let anything near the manger keeping it all for himself.

Shakespeare's majestic depiction of the struggle between greed and evil was put on a mediated performance that runs for 2 h 52 min. The show was displayed on monitors...

Roy William's plays are widely known for bringing the experiences of black people mostly black Britons on the stage. Not Black and White: Category B is a play that examines modern day Britain through "black theater."

The Spring Awakening is a play that revolves around superstitious beliefs and the issues that affect people on a daily basis. It illustrates how children think about some issues and how each one of them behaves towards certain things.

In any social setting, the family is of ultimate importance. It is the most basic structural and functional social unit. It is responsible for molding one into the person they are.