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English, 19.05.2020 13:07 harmonytaylor13

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Describe the setting, characters, sound, lighting,
Analyze how the actors portray characterization? How was the blocking?
Interpret what the playwright wants to take away?
What is your opinion of the work? Was the scene successful
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