Question 2 Flashcards
(15 cards)
What is the pace of the immigration scene?
Fast pace, overwhelming intensity, slows later due to desensitization.
The scene contrasts fast movements with slower moments to emphasize emotional impact.
Describe the dynamics of the immigration scene.
Fast pace, overwhelming emotions, sharp movements, contrasts later with desensitization.
The emotional intensity is highlighted by the rapid changes in movement.
What musical elements are present in the hotel room scene?
Lullaby contrasts violence, themes of innocence and escapism, Romanian dance elements.
The music creates a juxtaposition between calmness and the surrounding violence.
What does the lack of voice in the tent scene signify?
A sense of being lost and unsure, highlighting struggle and isolation.
The absence of voice emphasizes the character’s emotional state.
What does movement represent in the context of the rape scene?
Convulsing, unnatural movements that force the audience to confront reality.
This represents the physical and emotional turmoil experienced by the characters.
What gesture is significant in the girl’s tent scene?
Gesture explaining her situation, representing isolation and the need for escape.
The repeated gesture emphasizes her helplessness.
How is the character of Rosie depicted?
As a peacekeeper with a maternal and controlling presence.
Rosie’s role is crucial in maintaining balance among the characters.
What does spatial awareness reveal in the rape scene?
Unnatural and messy proximity that reflects emotional turmoil and relationship breakdown.
Proxemics highlights the characters’ emotional states and conflicts.
What does the contact in lifts during Rosie’s monologue symbolize?
Surrealism and imagination, representing a wish for comfort and support.
The physical connection signifies deeper emotional needs.
What genre does the play belong to?
Political theatre with elements of verbatim and physical theatre.
The genre aims to raise awareness about social issues.
Fill in the blank: The hotel room scene conveys ______ through the empty space around the character.
Escapism.
The emptiness reflects the character’s emotional state and desire to escape reality.
What is the significance of breaking the fourth wall?
Creates direct address to the audience, enhancing emotional involvement.
This technique blurs the line between performance and reality.
What does the set design include?
Projections, constant reminders of themes, props like suitcases, and family elements.
The set design serves to reinforce the narrative and emotional context.
How does lighting impact the audience’s experience?
Creates a sense of reality, focus on characters, and emphasizes emotional moments.
Lighting enhances the overall atmosphere and emotional depth of the scenes.
What sound elements are used in the play?
Lullabies, unnerving sounds during the rape scene, overwhelming auditory experiences.
Sound design plays a critical role in conveying the emotional landscape of the play.
