Verbatim 1 by Diana Apria

Ava

adouglassaker — 2024-08-12 11:07:11 UTC

Freddie, Claire, Vez

2024-08-12 11:07:45 UTC

Rofanio and Elly

raugusto2 — 2024-08-12 11:07:46 UTC

Ava

adouglassaker — 2024-08-12 11:09:21 UTC

They use body language and facial expression, spilt roles.

Ava

adouglassaker — 2024-08-12 11:11:24 UTC

To spread awareness about women's rights.

Ava

adouglassaker — 2024-08-12 11:12:56 UTC

No because people wont understand the story .

Rofanio and Elly

raugusto2 — 2024-08-12 11:14:25 UTC

During this play, each one of the characters use facial expressions and vary their volume to show their own insight of the story that they were telling. For example, a lady had made a facial expression which left her looking traumatized showing how she viewed that tragic event.

Rofanio and Elly

2024-08-12 11:15:17 UTC

So that he can get the attention of the audience, furthermore to spread word on a specific topic or event, and possibly to give a meaningful life lesson to teach people.

Freddie, Vez, Claire

2024-08-12 11:16:25 UTC

The performer uses body language, soliloquy and narration in his performance to carry out a message. Costume is used which portrays that he is probably not serious/ but it's still maybe a real life story.

Rofanio and Elly

2024-08-12 11:18:24 UTC

It's not because, one view point of the story can only tell so much and could also be an opinion of the persons side, but more then one can give insists to more of the story and maybe two of the other stories could be telling the same thing and having the same outcome compared to the 1 story that was heard.

Freddie, Claire, Vez

2024-08-12 11:20:58 UTC

To raise awareness on hybridisation. (When two different species mate to produce a completely different offspring.

Freddie, Clair, Vez

2024-08-12 11:22:45 UTC

No because, different techniques bring out different purposes which leads to the fact that all techniques play different roles to bring out the main purpose of a performance, making it more understanding to audience.