Musicals
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The analysis contrasts the linguistic styles of William Shakespeare and Dr. Seuss, focusing on Iago’s monologue in Othello and Dr. Terwilliker’s in The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T. It explores phonology, morphology, semantics, and historical context, showcasing their influences on the English language and the evolution of word use and meaning over time.
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“Epic: The Musical” reimagines Homer’s Odyssey, with “Ruthlessness” highlighting Poseidon’s warning that mercy lies in cruelty. But ruthlessness isn’t unique to this musical—it reflects a deeper truth: the Greek gods often punished without pity, as shown throughout myth when mortals dared to defy or displease them.
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In anticipation of “Wicked: For Good,” we explore key movie beats, including “Popular,” Dr. Dillamond’s removal, and “I’m Not that Girl.” The dynamics between Elphaba and Galinda evolve as they bond and face societal issues regarding Animal rights, culminating in Elphaba’s realization of her feelings for Fiyero amidst the chaos.
Myths & Mischief 