Father-and-son relationships play an important role in the play "Translations" by Brian Friel. The main father figure of Hugh is seen more as an educator of his town rather than his son, Manus. The father figure has parallels to the power of the colonizing British army as in occupied Ireland in 1833.

Analyzes the play Finally the Girl. Describes the plot, setting and characterization.

Essay analyzes Mike Leigh's use of form and structure in "Abigail's Party."

As the school yard retort proclaims `It takes one to know one' for Juliet, the Montagues, the Capulets and Friar Lawrence were also affected by the gross bad luck but it is evident that Romeo's description of himself as `Fortune's fool' was indeed an apt one that captured in a phrase the terrible hand that fate had hand dealt him in Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet.

For my dance report, I saw a dance piece that was choreographed to music by Frank Sinatra. It was a movie that was separated into four parts, with ballet, contemporary dancing, stage dancing and ballroom dancing. Each had a different meaning.