An examination of the play’s structure and how action on physical and mental planes reflects the changes in character of Paula.

This paper discusses the theme of civil obedience in Sophocles’s `Antigone` and Thoreau’s On the Duty of Civil Disobedience.

An examination of the play’s themes, characters, messages, morality, structure, tragic irony, subjective vs. objective values and perceptions.

The themes, presentations, significance of Dionysius and the impact on modern theater, focusing on Eugene O’Neill.

In “Misalliance”, George Bernard Shaw contrasts the conflicted and hypocritical British female characters with the foreign “superwoman”, Lina, to reveal how English society inhibits its…

Compares William Shakespeare’s classic love story to four movies that are based on the text.

An examination of the two plays’ characters and themes as reflections of the societies in which they live.

An analysis of the play’s political influences and themes (focusing on fascism), technique, non-realism and appearance vs. reality.

An examination of Artaud’s interpretation of Alfred Jarry’s play, focusing on the “theater of cruelty” and ideas of Jerzy Grotowski.

An examination of the nature of the comedic theater in Ancient Greece, focusing on Aristophanes’ The Clouds and Plautus’ “The Rope.”