Essays on Drama

The progress of American drama both as an art and a medium of expression has been witnessed with the dawn of the twentieth century. Joseph Wood Krutch states that significant American drama emerged during the 1920’s, when it became a serious part of American Literature....

Thomas Gainsborough (1727 – 1788) was an artist who, much like his influencers and contemporaries, was a pioneer in the technical use of light to not only give effect and drama to a painting, but to give it a sense of narrative as well. Born...

The Flick follows the workplace relationships of three underpaid move theater employees while they struggle not only to make a living but to find their purposes, their lives and their identities inside of the jobs that belittle their self-worth. The three main characters of The...

In Thailand, traditional theatre and dance are fully intertwined. Like, a form of popular folk theatre, has been well-known for Thai audiences since Ayutthaya period. Despite the fact that the origin of Likay is unclear, its popularity has developed from time to time. There are...

The Mystery of flight 2222 by Thomas Neviaser is a twisted book full of mystery, drama, and action. This book is very interesting and the story keeps surprising you with twists and turns. It’s a story about survival, hunger and fear. The interesting thing about...

Susan Glaspell’s play Wastes of time delineates the connection among married couples, with the dedication and loyalty basically in wedded life. As the play opens we see a presuming scene an untidy kitchen that reflects something fishy how the lady are being pushed in the...

Throughout the trilogy, The Oresteia, there is a central theme of justice portrayed by Aeschylus. In each of the three plays, justice stems from the ancient guidelines but soon evolves into a more civil justice defined by Athena, with the intention to stop the people...