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The final revised script (Appendix A, Ch. 10) is different from the recorded version. What major changes did author Chris White make and what effect will those changes have on future productions of the play?
 
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Neoclassicism was a theory that developed during the Renaissance.
 
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Answer to Question 1

The student could talk about the omission of the character Cullen, the idea of
bringing up one audience member and making him or her a part of the show, the
alternative ending with the screen bow, or any number of the changes made to the script
that feel significant to a change in the main theme's progression.

Answer to Question 2

True.



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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again




 

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