Drama Essays and Research Papers

The author Yoshitaka Mori writes a research paper with a topic “Winter Sonata and Cultural Practices of Active Fans in Japan: Considering Middle-Age Women as Cultural Agents”. In this research paper, the writer was based on interview research, by interviewing individual fans, the writer was focusing on how Winter Sonata was being watched and talked…

In four simple words, creative drama means to “express, discover, create and imagine”. It’s about taking your normal world, creativity and uniqueness and evolving it further. It helps ignite imagination, attentiveness and bodily awareness letting both children and adults explore undiscovered ideas and creativity that may not be discovered otherwise. To me, creative drama opens…

The following essay will be investigating if there is a link between the promotion of Korea in the television shows, widely known as Korean drama (Kdrama). I will use the popular drama series “Goblin: The Lonely and Great God”, as its popularity has led to tours being created of the onscreen locations. For example, Jayu…

Asian theatre has lot of countries but this will only focus on three which are India, China and Japan. These three countries are each very unique with different traditions as wells as different kinds of theatres. First of all, Indian theatre came around the 1st or 2nd century BC. There are three specific Indian Theatre…

I know that Opera was the highlights of the Baroque era, a period of energy and motion, of ornamentation and extremes between the Renaissance and the Classical Era. It was created as a new use of homophony with the hope of reviving classical Greek drama around the year 1600 as part of the broader Renaissance…

The Ancient Greeks valued entertainment as a society and one form of that entertainment was Greek Drama. The Ancient Greeks used Greek drama to exploit the world they lived in by trying to make sense of its meaning and the purpose of themselves in the world. The Greeks used these dramas to evoke a sense…

Abstract The peculiar order of the dramatic world typically subsists in the space of myriad ‘typologies’ of characters that are critiqued along the lines of the traits they come to withhold and through which they are identified. The importance of these types suggest a conservative conventionalism which is broken down or quintessentially, deconstructed, in a carnival…

This paper is intended to briefly examine the Italian, French, Greek, Italian and Japanese drama and compare them to Irish drama and the changes they have underwent in the 20th century. Irish drama in the 20th century reached a turning point with the creation of the Abbey Theater. Two revolutionary playwrights, W.B. Yeats and Lady…

In The Visit, Friedrich Dürrenmatt places his characters in an extraordinary moral predicament. The townspeople were faced with the choice of killing a man for the sum of a billion units of currency, and the man was forced to continue living with that bounty on his head. These two crises, though different, are related, and…

The play focuses on a standard family — Torvald Helmer, a bank lawyer, his wife Nora, and their three little children. Torvald guesses himself the moral individual from the family, while his wife expects the job of the pretty and irresponsible little lady with the end goal to compliment him. Into this game plan interrupt…