i wanted a script for 1 act play in 10 minutes king lear by william shakespeare
following are the main key points to be added
king asks his daughters how much they love him-goneril and regan flatters-cordellia replies in a simple way-king gets angry -king of france marries cordelia-king lives with his 2 other daughters and they distreat him-he leaves to Dover-cordelia finds her father in dover -king realises her true love and hugs her
Dear student,
Such questions are meant to test your writing skills and should be attempted on your own. However, these points might help you elaborate:
Kindly refer to the material provided by your friend Soumyajit Maity above.
- In a one act play, it is wise to have a narrator.
- Let the narrator describe the setting and background: that saves time and makes the plot clear to the audience.
- Ensure that all characters on stage get some dialogues.
- Keep the dialogues short, but punchy!
- Make sure that each dialogue takes the plot forward.
- Use figurative speech and sensory words.
- Give actions to the characters and let them cover the stage while interacting with each other.
- There should be motion, unless a character is contemplating something.
- Use background music to reflect the mood of the characters.
Regards
Such questions are meant to test your writing skills and should be attempted on your own. However, these points might help you elaborate:
Kindly refer to the material provided by your friend Soumyajit Maity above.
- In a one act play, it is wise to have a narrator.
- Let the narrator describe the setting and background: that saves time and makes the plot clear to the audience.
- Ensure that all characters on stage get some dialogues.
- Keep the dialogues short, but punchy!
- Make sure that each dialogue takes the plot forward.
- Use figurative speech and sensory words.
- Give actions to the characters and let them cover the stage while interacting with each other.
- There should be motion, unless a character is contemplating something.
- Use background music to reflect the mood of the characters.
Regards
