question archive According to Wilson, costumes can be used to establish tone and style, time and place, status and personality and relationships with others (pages 222-223)
According to Wilson, costumes can be used to establish tone and style, time and place, status and personality and relationships with others (pages 222-223)
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According to Wilson, costumes can be used to establish tone and style, time and place, status and personality and relationships with others (pages 222-223). Using Clybourne Park, choose two characters from the first act and two characters from the second act and describe how you would costume them. Be sure to address Wilson’s list of the objectives of costume design. Be creative and support your choices using examples from the textbook and playscript. YOU MAY NOT COPY COSTUMES FROM THE CLIPS PROVIDED IN THE STUDY GUIDE. Be specific in your costume choices and defend those choices. CHAPTER 8 - CHAPTER 8 - CHAPTER 8 Satire is a form of Comedy. On page 184, Wilson describes Satire as “A form related to traditional burlesque, but with more intellectual and moral content. Satire uses wit, irony and exaggeration to attack or expose evil and foolishness.” Modern forms of satire include SNL, South Park and The Onion. How does Clybourne Park meet the requirements of Satire; intellectual and moral content (racism, sexism, classism, etc.) that uses wit, irony and exaggeration to attack or expose evil and foolishness? Please give four specific moments from the play, two from act I and two from act II, that illustrate the use of satire in the play. Be specific and defend your choices. Support your opinions with dialogue from the script. REMEMBER, satire is at it's base funny and mocks institutions and beliefs. Make sure that your examples are clear and the use of satirical comedy is defined.
