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Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
Shining Lights: The Power Of Students As Storytellers, Marisa A. Johns
Shining Lights: The Power Of Students As Storytellers, Marisa A. Johns
Art of Teaching Thesis - Written
Weall have stories waiting to be told, and this thesis intends to explore the ways in which we as educators can support children as innate storytellers and nurture a love of storytelling. Storytelling f irst emerges through imaginative play during early childhood, and lends itself to the development of literacy skills they can later use to tell their stories. The continuation of play-based learning for upper elementary students is necessary in maintaining their original voice and imagination alive in their storymaking. Along with oral and written stories, we have to embrace dramatic arts and visual storytelling as mediums for students …
A Loon On Highland Lake, An Eco-Fantasy, Erin E. Bennett
A Loon On Highland Lake, An Eco-Fantasy, Erin E. Bennett
Dartmouth College Master’s Theses
A Loon on Highland Lake is a fantasy play, adapted from Tchaikovsky’s ballet, Swan Lake, itself an adaption of a Russian “swan maiden” folktale. In this retelling, the spirit of an invasive tree species, Alder Buckthorn, endangers the inhabitants of the small lake town of East Andover, New Hampshire. On the night of the 4th of July, Buckthorn places a curse on an unfortunate news reporter, transforming him into a loon, the solitary black bird known in the northeast for its distinct, haunting call. Figgy, a shy ecologist living in East Andover, stumbles upon the knowledge that her …
The Lost Story Of Frank Jackson, Hayden Jackson
The Lost Story Of Frank Jackson, Hayden Jackson
Honors Colloquium
This is the promotional poster for Hayden Jackson's Honors Colloquium, "The Lost Story of Frank Jackson: A One-Act Play," held on November 27, 2023, in Walker Room A.
The Kiss Turns: A Play On Aural Manor, Meredith Higgins
The Kiss Turns: A Play On Aural Manor, Meredith Higgins
Boise State University Theses and Dissertations
The Kiss Turns: A Play on Aural Manor is a poetic work that explores the nature of being and selfhood as they are expressed and modulated through the hearing, speaking, and writing of language. The Manor and surrounding Grounds here are presented as a fluid junk-mosaic: colorful, clamoring, thing-filled, magical, and on the move. Seven characters reside on the Manor’s property and live out their respective longings and loves, apprehending horror, tragedy, abundance, and the possibility of play through accepting and collaborating with the unknown depths of being.
Chickens In Texas: A Farce In One Act, Lawson Marchetti
Chickens In Texas: A Farce In One Act, Lawson Marchetti
Honors Theses
Herein lies a one-act farce written by Lawson David Marchetti, an English major in the Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College at the University of Mississippi. His emphasis is in Creative Writing, and his minors are in Theatre Arts and in Music. This farce was written as his senior thesis, for the completion of requirements of the Honors College. The play was conceived in August of 2020, and completed in April of 2021. The play itself is set in modern times, sans pandemic, and is highly whimsical in style. It requires a cast of twelve comedic actors, and several complicated technical …
5 Poems Beginning With The Moon, Yvonne E. Blomer
5 Poems Beginning With The Moon, Yvonne E. Blomer
The Goose
Five poems that explore isolation, the environment and meandering thoughts, sometimes with a hint of irony.
The Green Poem: An Original Play In Two Acts, Emily Arancio
The Green Poem: An Original Play In Two Acts, Emily Arancio
College Honors Program
An original play in poetic dialogue based on the philosophy of Lucretius.
Same Air: Human Relationships In Playwriting, Nicole Cardenas
Same Air: Human Relationships In Playwriting, Nicole Cardenas
Theses and Dissertations
The culmination of the creative work and its introduction focus on human relationships, friendships, and the interactions and dynamics of individuals with traumatic experiences. The one act play explores how a secret can strain a group of friends, causing them to create their own realities to cope with the betrayal and guilt cultivated throughout time.
To reach my conclusions, I drew inspiration from various works, playwrights, and the words of other writers. My work is meant to showcase how fragile and resilient friendships are when faced with misunderstanding and lies.
The Director's Role In The Development Of A New Play, Andrew Mullins
The Director's Role In The Development Of A New Play, Andrew Mullins
Honors College Theses
Over the course of May 2017 - February 2018, I examined the role of a theatre director in the development of a new play. The play that I directed was written by Brandon Adam, and is titled Nice Jewish X. We developed the play using three different forms of performances as guideposts and opportunities for feedback. The three forms of performance were a closed cold reading, a rehearsed open reading, and a fully staged and produced production. Over the course of this process, I worked closely with the playwright and helped facilitate his creative process, as well as explored …
Insomniacs, Kira Mason
Insomniacs, Kira Mason
Senior Theses and Projects
When a high-achieving college student commits suicide, four other high-achieving students must confront their own repressive tendencies and mental health issues. But as they do, their "inner demons" quite literally come to the surface for one haunting and transformative night.
Ephemeral: An Original Play, Kierstan N. Devoe
Ephemeral: An Original Play, Kierstan N. Devoe
Student Publications
Interesting conversations are had when an American woman spends a weekend with her Czech penpal and his relatives at his recently deceased mother's cottage. Based on a series of interviews with Czech citizens and personal experiences, Kierstan DeVoe's play focuses on the complex nature of tragedy and nostalgia, complete with moments of warm laughter and great tension.
Fingerpaint: A Drama In Two Acts, Audrey A. Moore
Fingerpaint: A Drama In Two Acts, Audrey A. Moore
Senior Honors Theses
This thesis is a creative original work taking the form on a two-act drama entitled Fingerpaint. It follows the story of a twenty-two year old artist named Sandy and her older brother, John, who want to paint a city mural as a memorial for their uncle. The primary theme revolves around the idea of finding beauty in tension. This theme is developed as Sandy, an idealist, is forced to deal with difficult situations that will ultimately change the way she approaches life and art.
Lying, Audrey Schroeder
The Accident, Hanna Hollis
Cabin Pressure, Zachary M. Alley
Wishful Thinking, Zachary M. Alley
The Interview, Audrey Schroeder
Environmental Crisis And Transitional Phenomena: Brenda Hillman’S Ecopoetic Playing, Brian Glaser
Environmental Crisis And Transitional Phenomena: Brenda Hillman’S Ecopoetic Playing, Brian Glaser
English Faculty Articles and Research
Many writings in ecopsychology make reference to “the environmental crisis” as an apocalyptic scenario, but few define the cause of this crisis. This essay proposes that the cause for apocalyptic rhetoric of environmental crisis is as much psychological as environmental. It draws on Winnicott’s idea of playing as haunted by the otherness of reality to offer a therapeutic reading of the poetry of Muriel Rukeyser and Brenda Hillman in which the imaginative resources of trope, apostrophe, dedication and allusion serve to make bearable the anxiety that leads to apocalyptic rhetoric in ecopsychological writings.
Special Delivery, Jacob M. Guerra
Special Delivery, Jacob M. Guerra
Theses and Dissertations - UTB/UTPA
Special Delivery is a play that focuses on gender roles, specifically that of the Latino male in today’s culture.
If I Remember Correctly, Kristin L. Troyer
If I Remember Correctly, Kristin L. Troyer
Creative Writing Minor Portfolios
This portfolio includes original fiction, plays, and creative nonfiction, the best of my work as a creative writing minor at Cedarville University. The two fiction pieces experiment with structure, one through a non-linear form and one through non-conventional dialogue. My one-act play attempts to lyrically combine dialogue and poetry. Six pieces of creative nonfiction, the majority of the portfolio, relate stories directly from life, but the entire collection relies on my own memories – which may or may not be accurate.
Senso No Himitsu (Secrets Of War), Ricardo Tijerina Jr.
Senso No Himitsu (Secrets Of War), Ricardo Tijerina Jr.
Theses and Dissertations - UTB/UTPA
This creative thesis is a divided into two parts: “Critical introduction” and “Senso no Himitsu”, which is a full-length staged play. The play involves the lives of two brothers secretly stationed with a family in Okinawa Japan during WWII.
The Carnival King, Ian Kilroy
The Carnival King, Ian Kilroy
Books/Book Chapters
A play in two acts. A macabre farce about murder and the search for justice during carnival time.
The Lantern Vol. 8, No. 1, December 1939, Esther Hydren, Gladys Heibel, Robert J. Weidenhammer, Robert C. Yoh, Ernest Muller, Evelyn Huber, Valerie H. Green, Helene Berger, Winfield S. Smith
The Lantern Vol. 8, No. 1, December 1939, Esther Hydren, Gladys Heibel, Robert J. Weidenhammer, Robert C. Yoh, Ernest Muller, Evelyn Huber, Valerie H. Green, Helene Berger, Winfield S. Smith
The Lantern Literary Magazines, 1933 to Present
• Christmas Resurrection
• Autumn's Song
• Henry Cavendish
• The Mystery of Loon Cove
• All Hail, Fair Modesty
• Mischall
• Gift of the Magi
• Camera-Phobia
• One Envying a Poet
• Sonnets
The Lantern Vol. 7, No. 3, June 1939, Valerie H. Green, Esther Hydren, Robert C. Yoh, Dorothy Kinsey Shisler, Kenneth Snyder, Evelyn Huber, Robert B. N. Peck, Marion Byron, Gladys Heibel, Ellen Mcmurtrie
The Lantern Vol. 7, No. 3, June 1939, Valerie H. Green, Esther Hydren, Robert C. Yoh, Dorothy Kinsey Shisler, Kenneth Snyder, Evelyn Huber, Robert B. N. Peck, Marion Byron, Gladys Heibel, Ellen Mcmurtrie
The Lantern Literary Magazines, 1933 to Present
• Commencement Sonnet
• Largo Appassionato
• More Sonnets to Earth
• Vladimir
• Abe Lincoln in Illinois
• Dark Lives
• Enter Mr. Smithingham II
• A Character is Sketched
• Sonnet
• Out of the Dawn
• Wistaria
• Poem Without a Name
• You Have Loved the Night