I want to start this off by saying I had no expectations of the play whatsoever. Given the choice of going in blind or reading the source material, I chose the former because I’m a lazy piece of trash who … Continue reading
I enjoyed the play, “Everybody” by Brandon Jacobs- Jenkins and I thought it was an excellent interpretation of the 15th century play, “Everyman” it was a memorable experience. At the beginning of the play the character God asks Death … Continue reading
The play “Everybody” by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins, was wonderful I enjoyed every part of it. Jacobs-Jenkins is a true genius, the way he interpreted the 15th century play “Everyman” to modern days was incredible. I loved that not every one play … Continue reading
The play, Everybody, by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins shown in the Signature Theatre was the modern version of the 15th Century morality play Everyman. On Sunday March 12, 2017 the main role[Everybody] was played by Lakisha Michelle May. But the other days it … Continue reading
In Michel De Montaigne’s Essays, he speaks about the inconsistencies of our actions and how they are simply patchwork (diverse, yet ultimately makes the same mistakes in the end). Is free will the true cause for this lack of consistency … Continue reading
Aesop Fables are still told today in many different parts of the world. Why are the fables still told today and what are it’s significance and influences towards it’s readers/listeners?
How does Mei Shonagon’s strong language evoke feminism and encourage Japanese women to live outside of Japanese “gentlewoman” role?
Do Muslims and Christians serve the same God based on the similarities found between The Quran and The Bible?
The powerful significance of the Q’uran and its affect on islamic believers and non believers
The first time I heard the name Gilgamesh it wasn’t through an ancient Mesopotamian epic written in stone tablets about the King of Uruk. No, the first time I heard that name was through a rather new medium—a video game. … Continue reading