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प्रश्न
Think of a play/skit which you have seen enacted on the stage and which has impressed you. Write the following details about it.
| Name of the play/skit: | ______________ |
| Important characters: | ______________ |
| Any famous actors/actresses: | ______________ |
| Theme: | ______________ |
| Climax: | ______________ |
| Ending: | ______________ |
| Use of lights and special effects if any: | ______________ |
| Use of background music and sound effects if any: | ______________ |
| Use of sets: | ______________ |
| The costumes, make up, etc. of the characters: | ______________ |
| How well the actors present the play and behave on the stage: | ______________ |
| Your own opinion about the play: | ______________ |
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उत्तर
| Name of the play/skit: | Macbeth |
| Important characters: | Lord and Lady Macbeth, the three witches, Lord Macduff, Lord Banquo, King Duncan, and his son Malcolm. |
| Any famous actors/actresses: | Ian McKellen, Judi Dench. |
| Theme: | Ambition leading to one's end, as Macbeth murders King Duncan to become king. |
| Climax: | Macduff defeating Macbeth in battle and killing him. |
| Ending: | Malcolm, taking his father King Duncan's place as the rightful ruler. |
| Use of lights and special effects if any: | Smoke and fog when Macbeth meets the witches, the witches disappearing, lightning, the forest of Birnam wood travelling to Dunsinane Hill. |
| Use of background music and sound effects if any: | Storms with thunder and rain, sounds of the battle. |
| Use of sets: | The castles of Forres, Inverness, and Dunsinane Hill. |
| The costumes, make up, etc. of the characters: | Clothes from 9th Century Scotland, the witches' ugly looks, Banquo's ghost. |
| How well the actors present the play and behave on the stage: | Macbeth feels like a real story happening right in front of us and not just a drama, as the actors live their roles and don't just play their characters. |
| Your own opinion about the play: | Macbeth is a classic Shakespearean tragedy that always was and will be appreciated as it can be relatable and understood by every person in an audience even after 500 years of its creation. |
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