Theatre as a Reflection on Race Race has been a sensitive topic for a very long time, even before the pandemic hit the world, before George Floyd was killed. But these two events propelled change on race in the art industry. Actors, directors, scriptwriters were forced to see racism from a different angle especially the white ones. Broadway was not left behind, as seen in […]

History of Malcolm X  – American Experience Malcolm X presented himself in the film as the most influential articulator of the blacks people in American a time they were labelled because of skin colour. He was very vocal to mention the cries of these he felt were voiceless, despised and disdained and despised because of the colour of the skin. I noted in most events […]

Avant-garde and Traditional Theatre According to Robert (2018) “avant-garde is a style of art that constitutes anything that intentionally goes against the expectations of the audience.” The art is uncanny and unexpected. SpongeBob SquarePants: The Broadway Musical starts, with Ethan Slater urging the audience to come on while stating their middle name, the performers move on to the next lyrics as we wait to hear their […]

Theatre Changes concerning Race and Gender The author of the book Introduction to Theatre, Robert Cucuzza, notes that watching in a theatre is an active process as opposed to watching films. In a theatre, the audience and the actors are in a dialogue. Theatre assumes a perspective of one’s reflection on a mirror. It reflects the society we live in and, as such, should uphold […]

The Relationship between the Audience and Actors Robert Cucuzza, the author of the book “Introduction to Theatre,” explains the relationship between the audiences and the performers. The audiences in the theatre have a responsibility to engage with performances in a play. That makes them feel involved and engaged. The performers can identify with their audiences even before the commencement of the performance. The author argues […]

Theatre after the COVID-19 Pandemic Theatre has always experienced drawbacks from different pandemics from the past like the Spanish flu and 9/11 but it has always recovered. From the article, it is clear that the creatives ignored all that was happening, and moved forward. An exception is found with Katherine Anne Porter, who wrote a novel memorizing her experience Pale horse, Pale rider. She believed […]

Climate Change Transnational issues can be difficult to define because some of these challenges are facilitated by networks and driven by actors such as violent extremism and cross-border crime while others might be caused by technological advancements or social interactions. These aspects make the term ‘transnational’ a problem to both policy-makers and analysts who seek a concise and clear definition, which could be used in […]

Exploring the Cultural and Geographical Landscape of China With its millennia-old civilization, China is a beacon of cultural richness and diversity, captivating the world with its profound heritage. Apart from that, its immense heritage amazes people and inspires them. Though the patches of the Chinese culture are stitched together with traditions, arts, languages, and religions, they create the national core and open up the most […]

The Impact of Parental Involvement on Child Development Outcomes During Early Childhood (Ages 3-6 Years) A child’s future prosperity and well-being are built throughout the formative years of childhood, which is a vital developmental stage. Children experience tremendous academic, social, emotional, and cognitive development during this period. Early parental engagement is a crucial factor influencing a child’s developmental outcomes (Feldman, 2015). This paper examines the […]

The Role of Play and Toys on Child Development This study seeks to inquire whether toys and play really have a significant role in child development. Previous research shows that by playing with toys, children develop an understanding of the real world and are able to develop building blocks of concept development and language (Newland et. al., 2001). Toys and play are two important aspects […]