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Monday, February 25, 2019

Educational Theatre Essay

We have been trying to put these issues into different sheaths of dramatic event and trying to put across entirely the different sides to these issues. For example rape Is one rapist, worse than another? In this essay I am going to be rationalizeing what we did to put these issues across in a prepare of drama, what complications we came across, what my part in each drama was and what went well and what went wrong. My pigeonholing settle ab by the task of putting Surrogacy across by trying to face up at every aspect of it.Our aims were to show how many different community come into it and how it affects each individual involved. For instance, I sported the part of the lieutenant mothers employer. Before the surrogate mother had decided that she would carry the baby, she came to me as her employer to explain the situation. What was going through my mind was things such as How a skillful deal cartridge clip off become she would take, how much it would cost the company et c. So I was reluctant to let her carry this baby but was persuaded in the rest. We also looked at other aspects that would affect the Surrogate Mother.These included How her well-disposed life would be change, how her friendship with the person she was carrying the baby for would develop, her family and how she would be affected financially. One problem with the surrogate mother in our play had been that she didnt have the backing of her parents. I also played the authority of her start and insisted that I wouldnt speak to my daughter again. This was because I was playing the billet of mortal with very old-fashioned values and thought that what my daughter was doing was repel and not very ethical.This put a massive amount of seam on the surrogate mother. She basically had to pick between her friends and family. In the end she chose her friend though because she knew how much she wanted a baby and how much it would mean to her. So our group basically tried to show all the dif ferent sides there are to surrogacy, its not just about someone carrying a baby for someone, its about a lot to a greater extent than that. What I think went well was how flexible the people in our group were.We all played 3 or 4 different characters during the play and we all managed with this really well. I played a counsellor, the surrogate mums get down and her boss. Another thing I think we did well was our setting out of the stage. Between each scene the stage had to be rearranged quite a lot and the members of our group did this quickly and efficiently. The things we did badly I thought was the performing of emotions. Most people of the age of the members in our group have had itsy-bitsy or no experience with an issue such as surrogacy. and so they did really well to act as they did but I lock in dont think we done it quite as good as we could have. My conclusion is that educational theatre is the most gripping type of theatre. And to do it well you need actors and good st age directions. If I were to work on this project again I would make sure that a lot more research had been done into the issues we had to deal with in these plays. I think this would make the acting a lot more hard-nosed and give the actor/actress a bit more of an idea of the role they are playing.

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