Drama and Theater: 5 Eggs Left (Essay Sample)
1. Choose a 10 minute play from:
1. Off the Wall Plays, or
2. 10-minute plays
2. Answer the 7 questions from Exercise #2
3. , Submit the following information:
1. The name and a weblink to the play that you chose.
2. The answers to the seven (7) questions in Exercise #2 , pages 36-37.
3. A brief personal statement discussing if this exercise helped you understand the script analysis process.
te minute plays -- https://offthewallplays.com/search-plays-length/ten-minute-plays
off the wall plays --- https://offthewallplays.com/search-plays-length/ten-minute-plays/
write a brief personal statement discussing if this exercise helped you understand the script analysis process.
Drama and Theater
Students Name
Instruction Affiliation
Drama and Theater
Name and Web link: 5 eggs left – a Comedy about Menopause retrieved from https://offthewallplays.com/search-plays-length/ten-minute-plays/offthewallplays.com/product/5-eggs-left-a-comedy-about-menopause/
This film has helped me further understand how to analyze a script. It has a vivid setting that arouses imagination and imagery. It also contains a straightforward plot where ideas follow each other systematically. The characters are well described and personified as well, making it easier for a reader, to understand the film.
1 How did you imagine the play in your mind's eye?
At first, I found it challenging to understand the film. I did not understand the plot until I got to the middle of the script. At first, I thought the two hormones were nurses who needed to trick Jennifer into getting pregnant since she was about to hit menopause. Later I understood that these two characters are feminine hormones. The images formed in my mind then changed, and I started developing hilarious pictures in my mind.
2 How did you imagine the characters? What do they look like
There are three characters in the short film. Two of them are hormones, while the other is a middle-aged woman named Jennifer. At first, I thought the hormones were people. The setting depicts the two hormones as human beings with human characters. They can drink, converse, and engage in needlework, among other things. Personifying the hormones, therefore, makes these characters seem
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