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Q The Prompt In 100 words or more, respond to the following discussion question: What plays have you read before? What plays have you seen live? What other theatre-like events have you seen or participated in? This may include ceremonies as mentioned above, or other types of live performances such as ballet, concerts, etc. What are some similarities and differences between live theatre and other performative events?

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I haven’t really been a very thorough theatrical person, but I do enjoy reading plays that have a sense of suspense and mystery around it, though lately, I have also started enjoying comedies and romantic ones. I have read and enjoyed plays like, Macbeth, Julius Ceasar, Death of a Salesman, Waiting for Godot, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Antony and Cleopatra, A Doll’s House, Look Back in Anger, and recently have started reading A Street Car Named Desire. As much as I love reading and have explored drama in the pages of a book, I haven’t been very lucky to experience them live, except for Romeo and Juliet, Twelfth Night, Julius Caesar, and Macbeth, which happen to be all Shakespearean plays.