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The importance of setting in all of the shows was that it sets the mood for each. Like in Dear Evan Hansen, the setting was quite plain because it was in a normal life/house setting, while in Warhorse and Hamilton, the setting is very outdated because they took place long ago, the same goes for the costumes being very old-fashioned, rather than Dear Evan Hansen’s modern day clothing. 

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I observed that a lot of dancing, singing. This and the setting are vital to the audience and the story because it helps visualize where they are and the events that are taking place inside of the play.

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In drama, there are a lot of emotions, dancing, expression and exaggeration going into each scene of the act. Everyone is working together to be in sync with thought and enthusiasm into everything they do

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The setting in these dramas are important because it helps the audience understand and visualize how the events are taking place.  

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The setting of the last one pretty much perfectly fits the plot. Because the musical is about war, the background is dull, dark, and a sense of dustiness is created from smoke. It paints a serious situation. However, there are scenes shown with happiness, such as the one with the girl and the horse. As a result, the background doesn’t quite fit the entire musical ideally.

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All of these productions use a form of mental war to show how the main characters will slowly develop through the story may it be a mental war of highschool and fitting in, or the thought of a loved one never coming home again.

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Even though there is singing it still talks about struggles that everyone deals with at some point in their lives

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The setting has to be relevant to the plot. It introduces the characters, and everything about the show.

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Drama in a play is different than a movie because Broadway drama is more raw and organic. Movies are edited and auto tuned to perfection until you cannot feel the raw emotion found in imperfections and hard work on the stage. Also, in a play, you have a 180 view of the stage which usually offers something interesting at every angle, whereas in a movie, the camera points at something and you are forced to watch it.

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Setting is very important because it sets the mood for the production. The setting determines the type of characters, the plot, costumes, and essentially the entire show.

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In the drama, I noticed that the characters had extremely dramatic.There actions are also very exaggerated. They also sing songs during it that help the storyline move along.

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Camden - All of the plays have something do do with outside or out of the box idea. They all either came from or exemplify some sense of not fitting in and peculiarity.  

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Camden - All of the plays have something do do with outside or out of the box idea. They all either came from or exemplify some sense of not fitting in and peculiarity.  

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In all three productions, the characters and plot develop. In Hamilton, Hamilton wants to start a new nation and meet his son. In War Horse, the horse is taken from a farm and then the people try to search for it, and they end up finding the horse. In Dear Evan Hansen, Evan Hansen, who is a loner, is socially awkward, and has no friends, makes a fake friendship with a kid who has passed away and Evan almost replaces their son.

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Dramas usually have a deeper meaning then what is shown. There isn’t just one meaning of the drama either. They are basically big metaphors.

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