User:Lconroy - Revision history

Lconroy: /* Lauren Conroy */

2017-06-22T17:56:05Z

‎Lauren Conroy

Lconroy at 17:55, 22 June 2017

2017-06-22T17:55:17Z

Lconroy: /* Lauren Conroy */

2017-06-22T17:55:03Z

‎Lauren Conroy

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2017-06-22T07:59:33Z

‎Milestone 2

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2017-06-22T07:59:23Z

‎Milestone 2

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2017-06-22T07:58:17Z

‎Milestone 2

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2017-06-21T13:46:38Z

‎Milestone 2

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2017-06-20T19:32:05Z

‎Milestone 2

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‎Milestone 3

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‎Milestone 1

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 =Lauren Conroy=
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 =Lauren Conroy=
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-[[File: lConroy_Profile.jpg|x350px|right|frameless|thumb|Lauren Conroy]]<br>
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 In order for any show to succeed, there must be a dedicated, creative, hardworking production team. This team has the capability of creating a show that can move the audience to laughter, tears or both. Every aspect of the production is important and the show would suffer if a portion was neglected. As a group, we discovered how much time and effort it takes to create a cohesive, successful play. Each department in the production team has to communicate with each other to assure that everything is consistent and does not clash with another department's design. Our main objective was to create a solid design for each department of the production team, specifically scenic, props, lighting, sound, costumes, and promotion. Based on our research, we were able to determine how to create our concepts using specific makeup, props, construction material and lighting fixtures. Our final designs embody all that we have learned through reading and watching "The Play that Goes Wrong" at the West End.
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 '''Objective:''' Exploring the tech and scenic designs of London theater productions.
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 '''Objective:''' Writing a short 5- 7 minute play scene with a satirical twist.
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-My objective was to understand what an actual satire meant and what defining factors created a satire. I then wanted to try my own hand at creating a more modern satire based on the negative impacts of tourism on the surrounding tourist areas in London such as the London Eye and local museums. Based on my research, I found that modern satires were different from satires of the past because of two factors which both were based on a factor that cannot have been created in the past, time. The first factor was that the past satire writers did not have as much history behind them and that satires were not a defined writing style back then. The second reason was because television and modern day technologies have helped spread the genre quite farther then any book could have. I loved getting to know more about what a satire really is and how they have helped spread messages of turmoil and unrest to the masses with a slight twinge of comedy.
+My objective was to understand what an actual satire meant and what defining factors created a satire. I then wanted to try my own hand at creating a more modern satire based on the negative impacts of tourism on the surrounding tourist areas in London such as the London Eye and local museums. Based on my research, I found that modern satires were different from satires of the past because of two factors which both were based on a factor that cannot have been created in the past, time. The first factor was that the past satire writers did not have as much history behind them and that satires were not a defined writing style back then. The second reason was because television and modern day technologies have helped spread the genre quite farther than any book could have. I loved getting to know more about what a satire really is and how they have helped spread messages of turmoil and unrest to the masses with a slight twinge of comedy.
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 [[Becoming a Playwright|Read More]]

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 '''Objective:''' Discovering how London influenced Shakespeare's writings in terms of writing style and each play's plot as well as the common themes his plays share.
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-Shakespeare is a topic that is covered by may colleges and high schools, but many schools neglect the existence of common themes among his works. Based on my research, I found that ''Hamlet'',''Othello'', and ''Antony and Cleopatra'' share a common theme of betrayal. Many of the characters betray or are betrayed their own conscience, or a trusted friend or family member. This often leads to their own downfall as a person. I also found that ''Hamlet'' and ''Macbeth'' share the common theme of madness. Macbeth power-hungry nature leads him to give into his madness while Hamlet's madness is spurred from his inability to accept the loss of his father as well as his lack of resolve for action. This milestone has helped me get in touch with my inner Shakespeare fangirl and has taught me quite a bit on Shakespeare's life in London.
+Shakespeare is a topic that is covered by may colleges and high schools, but many schools neglect to thoroughly explore the themes in his works. My objective was to discover what themes were in four separate Shakespeare tragedies. Based on my research, I found that Hamlet, Othello, and Antony and Cleopatra share a common theme of betrayal. Many of the characters betray or are betrayed their own conscience, or a trusted friend or family member. This often leads to their own downfall as a person. I also found that Hamlet and Macbeth share the common theme of madness. Macbeth power-hungry nature leads him to give into his madness while Hamlet's madness is spurred from his inability to accept the loss of his father as well as his lack of resolve for action. This milestone has helped me get in touch with my inner Shakespeare fangirl and has taught me quite a bit on Shakespeare's themes in his tragedies.
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 [[The Shakespeare Effect|Read More]]