For extra credit please address two or three of the following questions in a page or more of analysis (all combined). Try to be specific, precise, and sharp - don't fall into movie-critic mode.
What did the performance suggest might be the underlying dynamics that lead to domestic violence? What are some dynamics that might support/allow domestic violence, as shown in the performance?
2.
According to a World Health Organization study rates of domestic violence vary widely in different countries.
Is the personal story related in the performance something you can translate to a political approach? If so, please write a strategy - in a series of 3-10 steps - to change our culture so that domestic violence becomes extremely rare. If not, please explain why not, and discuss the value of the play apart from sparking social change.
3.
Address another aspect of the performance and/or discussion that you'd like to explore or analyze.
4. Was this experience of watching the performance and discussing it afterwards valuable enough to be repeated next year? Why or why not?
Due Friday, May 28, 5pm.
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