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  Andorra (play) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Andorra in Frisch's play is fictional and not intended to be a representation of the real Andorra located between France and Spain.
However, it is revealed during the first half of the play that the story of Andri's origin is a lie: he is the illegitimate child of the Teacher and the Señora, a lady from the Blacks, and Andri is not a Jew.
When the play starts, Andri is engaged to the Teacher's daughter Barblin, who he has grown up with and who (unbeknownst to him) is his half-sister.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Andorra_(play)   (388 words)

  
 The ology: A Gaming Guide: EL 250 in a Cartridge Shell
Play time is the amount of time a player interacts with a game, so this time is generally 1 second of real life is equal to 1 second in the game.
Fictional time or broken time, can be a number of ratios; in Dark Cloud 2 a real-time minute is equivalent to one hour in fictional time.
One aspect can be more pronounced than others; playing missile command involves moving a crosshair and firing missiles, if a city is hit by a blue line that drops from the top of the screen the city is destroyed.
blogs.setonhill.edu /StephanPuff/013862.html   (743 words)

  
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Francesca: Because this deals with the struggle between fiction and reality much of which is explained by intuitive feelings and perceptions her dialogues can be found in the intuitive part of the brain.
Stoppard’s play is concerned with character’s being trapped within the confines of the play, without control or knowledge of this fact and the toll this takes upon them.
We begin Stoppard’s play with the presumption that "these are just two minor, insignificant characters" when in fact their roles in Stoppard’s play are surprisingly analogous to the role of Hamlet in the Shakespeare.
www2.bc.edu /~duket/homerpirandello.htm   (6611 words)

  
 Drama3   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
The play, a fictional representation of the witch hunts that occurred in Salem, Massachusetts in 1692, was written as a political response to Senator McCarthy and the House Un-American Activities Committees crusade against supposed communists in the early 1950’s.
At this point in the play, due to the events that transpired in Scene I, the audience was well aware of the general subject matter of the play, witchcraft and those women being accused of it.
Although some of the characters' ages and appearances in the play are exaggerated, it appears to me that the primary function of each of the characters was to symbolically represent the people who lived the actual experience in 1692.
ruby.fgcu.edu /Courses/lcrocker/drama3.htm   (1412 words)

  
 Half-Real: A Dictionary of Video Game Theory
Note that a fiction does not need to be a story, and that video games are generally fictions, but not stories.
Sutton-Smith lists 7 rhetorics of play: The rhetoric of play as progress, the rhetoric of play as fate, the rhetoric of play as power, the rhetoric of play as identity, the rhetoric of play as the imaginary, the rhetoric of the self, and the rhetoric of play as frivolous.
The real-time play time of the player is projected onto the fictional time that passes in the fiction of a game.
www.half-real.net /dictionary   (3704 words)

  
 Shakespeare Away!
They thought that because the man who was to first play Macbeth died the afternoon before opening night and then a lot of other people who played Macbeth got hurt.
It is a fictional play that he made up; the story didn't really happen.
The teacher will read the sentences and see if the children can recognize what a drama or play is from their synopsis.
www.glc.k12.ga.us /BuilderV03/LPTools/LPShared/lpdisplay.asp?LPID=15706   (771 words)

  
 Tampabay: Is student play unsuitable for students?
TAMPA -- A fictional play about a deadly school shooting could win a district drama competition tonight, but it failed to win over King High School administrators who banned its performance before the student body.
The drama by Mastrosimone, known nationally for his play and for the movie Extremities, has been performed nationwide and is often followed by community discussions on youth violence.
The author, who wrote the play in 1999 in response to school shootings and a threat written on a flboard at his son's school, offers it for free on his Web site www.bangbangyouredead.com.
www.sptimes.com /2003/01/17/news_pf/TampaBay/Is_student_play_unsui.shtml   (655 words)

  
 SUMMARY   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
When we experience these acts of fiction, we still feel emotions such as feeling sorry and scared for the characters even though we understand that it is all fictional.
So we are not unaware that we are “only” watching a play involving fictional characters, and the problem remains.
We are never unaware that we are watching a play, and one about fictional characters even at the most exciting and moving moments.
gladstone.uoregon.edu /~cwagner1/feelings/SUMMARY.htm   (1740 words)

  
 Arts & Entertainment 2 -- The Daily Cougar Online   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
The acting is woeful, the director is hapless and the play itself is marred by cliches and shallow characters.
Such is the dilemma for the participants of Nothing On, the fictional play at the center of Noises Off, which opened Friday at the UH School of Theatre.
Though the play itself is boring, the players inject their own offstage dramas into the onstage action, creating a vibrant and enjoyable spectacle that leaves the (real) audience reeling from mirthful laughter and a guilty sense of triumph at the play's spectacular failure.
www.stp.uh.edu /vol69/96/arts/arts2.html   (390 words)

  
 Aloha and Welcome to The Honolulu News   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
Plays serve as Moore's "preferred method of writing." Moore has written several plays over the past 15 years, including works about film actor John Wayne, Army General Billy Mitchell, classical composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and humorist Will Rogers.
Blangiardi also confirmed that Moore was told he could not mention the play on the air during the 6 and 10 p.m.
Upon reading the play, Blangiardi said he had told Moore in the summer of 2002 that "what he had written and described as far as this particular scenario - this fictional plot - in no way represented anything that I would be part of going forward nor would he, assuming we got to work together.
hnlnews.com /features0403/airing.html   (1555 words)

  
 GradeSaver: ClassicNote: About Inherit the Wind
In response to the increasingly censorious climate of McCarthyism, playwright Arthur Miller wrote The Crucible, a play which explored the hysteria of the modern-day witch hunt through the historical guise of seventeenth century witch trials.
Though they were familiar with and drew on the transcripts of the actual trial, their play is and is intended as a work of fiction.
Though their play is fictional, Lawrence and Lee were quite familiar with the history surrounding the play.
www.gradesaver.com /classicnotes/titles/inherit/about.html   (1252 words)

  
 List of fictional media - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Murder of Gonzago or The Mousetrap - the play in Hamlet which the Prince uses to "catch the conscience of the King".
A Night of Kings, aka The Lancre Play - the propaganda play by Hwel in Wyrd Sisters which hews closer to Macbeth than the actual events, but inadvertently captures the conscience of the Duke.
Prisoners of Love - the play in The Producers that the producers are creating at the end of the movie in prison.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_fictional_media   (2342 words)

  
 Fictional Actual Play
I dug it when I was younger because it's a classic RPG wish-fulfillment fantasy: college students playing a RPG are magically transported into the world of the game.
Players' personal difficulties and problems become character drives (I recall the dwarf berserker in Rosenberg's thing whose player is in a wheelchair; he digs down into his personal rage and frustration at his trapped state in order to produce the berserker fury).
I have seen 1, 3, and 4 in actual play, albeit not 1 to such an extreme as in Rosenberg.
www.indie-rpgs.com /viewtopic.php?t=13426   (2122 words)

  
 Metropolis Records: Fictional
Gerrit Thomas, one of the masterminds behind Funker Vogt and Ravenous, formed Fictional in the late 1990's to create a hybrid between the two bands.
While Fictional's second CD was being formulated, Metropolis Records released a new version of Fictitious.
There is nothing *fictional* about this band, they are the real deal, and nothing will be able to stop them when the album invades dance-floors July 2003!
www.metropolis-records.com /artists?artist=fiction   (372 words)

  
 Interfaith Education Initiative
This fictional retelling, inspired by the story of Abraham and his two sons Isaac and Ishmael, provides a frame work for exploring the bonds that bring these religions together and the conflicts which keep them apart.
The thirty minute drama and fifteen minutes of song and music is inspired by the story of Abraham’s two sons Isaac, [the father of the Jews and later the Christians] and Ishmael,[ the father of the Muslims] coming together to bury their father.
The play can open minds and hearts by showing how peace is possible when we are willing to come together and engage in a 4 step healing process of understanding the other.
www.episcopalchurch.org /8252_61496_ENG_Print.html   (1039 words)

  
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The play is about a young girl's struggle for survival in a world that has abandoned her.
The play, about an incident of unexpected bigotry, was inspired by an actual experience that Hoehn had while working as a busboy at a restaurant in a college town.
June 18, the play is based on real-life "rainmaker" Charles Hatfield, who was hired in 1916 to bring precipitation to San Diego, but when floods occurred days after his visit, he was blamed for the damage.
www.nctimes.com /articles/2005/06/14/entertainment/theater/6805112753.prt   (531 words)

  
 Journey to Vatican III: "A Man of Sacred Heart" -- A Creative Act   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
Description: "A Man Of Sacred Heart" is a fictional play, set in Boston in 2003, about an exorcist priest who is brought in by church leaders to exorcise it, because the leaders believe that some demon must be trying to possess and harass the church.
And while the exorcist agrees to perform the requested exorcism, a chorus of women saints join him ot seek another outcome: the recovery of his heart, and the recognition that the problems for the church are not external - in the form of a demon - but internal, based on the church's own decisions.
The play is intended to make people both laugh and cry, while we wait to learn whether the exorcist will let the good of his soul overcome his need to protect his secret.
www.spokesmanreview.com /blogs/journey/archive.asp?postID=3823   (935 words)

  
 Apostolos Doxiadis
The play's fictional author, American poet, film-director and visionary Alfred Hoos, supposedly wrote The Tragical History of Jackson Pollock, Abstract Expressionist near the end of his life, in the mid 1960's, only to relegate it soon afterwards, for his own undisclosed reasons...
The film's heroes belong to the generation of young people who were students during the years of the dictatorship, dubbed the "generation of the Polytechnic" after the student activists who in November 1973 occupied the National Polytechnic School in Athens in open defiance of the military junta.
Incompleteness, a play and a theorem*, which is a fictional account of the 20th century's greatest logician, Kurt Gödel.
www.apostolosdoxiadis.com /page/default.asp?la=1&id=6   (776 words)

  
 The Armchair Empire - Multiplatform Previews: NBA 2K3
Anyone who played the game last year above the easiest difficulty setting knew of the deft CPU shooting touch.
It was not unusual for the CPU to shoot at a 70 or 80 percent clip from the field.
Playing defense and the low-post game is also improved.
www.armchairempire.com /Previews/multi-platform/nba-2k3.htm   (591 words)

  
 DVD.net : Sunday In The Park With George - DVD Review
It is a play which is a fictional tale about real life Parisian artist George Seurat who lived in the later half of the 1800's.
There are two acts to this play - Act 1 details the two years it took to complete this painting and the toll it took on his personal life and the people he loved.
It must be noted that this is a very unconventional play - it has little dancing or singing and the whole thrust of the play might seem a bit specious and esoteric at times.
www.dvd.net.au /review.cgi?review_id=348   (1306 words)

  
 ‘Joan of Arc’ redux
Their solution: hire someone to play Joan in the trial and stage a confession in front of the masses – which would clearly be a blow to the French cause.
And for the first part of the play, Joan seems fairly intent on saving her skin – practicing her routine, running in circles until she almost passes out, and constantly lashing herself – that is until God shows up.
If the play is part comedy, the audience doesn’t know it for the first ten minutes as they are hesitant to laugh at Joan’s incessant self-whippings and jogging.
www.xu.edu /newswire/editions/050309/div-joan.htm   (684 words)

  
 Purdue Exponent Online: Entertainment
The play focuses on a small, yet pivotal chapter in the company's history when it faces opposition from a rival theater owner, Stephen Price, who wants to start his production of "Richard the III" when The African Company is in full swing.
Throughout the course of the play, the theater company is faced with opposition from Price as well as internal problems within the group.
During the course of the play, Price manages to close down the theater the African Company is performing in; however, his plan backfires and the African Company manages to find a new place to perform their production — right next door to Price's theater.
www.purdueexponent.org /2000/04/14/entertainment/play.html   (430 words)

  
 Israeli Play Revisits the Pollard Affair
Described in the program as "a fictional play inspired by the Pollard affair," the show uses for its plot the events that led to the arrests of Jonathan and Anne Pollard on charges of spying, and their subsequent imprisonment.
The controversial nature of the play was evident in the pressures placed on the play's author, Motti Lerner, and its producers to cancel the show.
When asked how much of the play is true and how much is fiction, she begins to list the gaps, then stops herself.
www.jonathanpollard.org /1995/033095.htm   (920 words)

  
 The J-TAC online
The play, which ran Sept. 27 through Oct. 1 at the Clyde H. Wells Fine Arts Center, showcased the comedic skills of the cast.
The ability of the cast members to play off of one another and cause the multiple one liners and the undertone of sarcasm to stand out really brought everything on stage to life.
The one area in which many plays in the genre of comedy are lacking is timing, but I can confidently say that “Noises Off” never fell short of my expectations, especially in this area.
www.tarleton.edu /scripts/jtac/readstory.asp?id=1525   (383 words)

  
 anyway: Periodic Refresher   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
In typical GURPS play, there are a bunch of things you actually do that can't be found in the rulebook, and a bunch of things in the rulebook that you never actually do.
How you actually play (and how much fun it is) may be an emergent property of the combination of procedures, social contract, etc. And thus always larger than the procedures.
Like, if we are playing Riddle of Steel, and we never actually use the combat rules, they can still *matter* for play, 'cause they are very different than most other games and how you act around an armored man is just going to be a different thing.
www.lumpley.com /comment.php?entry=23   (4024 words)

  
 Fictional
This fictional tale of a girl with a gulping habit is available on our member site at two more levels, with increasingly advanced vocabulary and activities.
"Albert's mother was wearing her best pink dress." This reading comprehension is a fictional story about a young crocodile who doesn't want his parents to go out.
This reading comprehension is a fictional story about a crocodile's first day of school.
www.abcteach.com /directory/reading_comprehension/k2/fictional   (1359 words)

  
 Have You Seen The Yellow Sign? - The Yellow Site
It is a fictional creation from the pages of a real book of the same name.
This served as the inspiration for some of the stories, particularly the final stories of the book which are unrelated to the title theme.
The stories between these later stories and those directly linking to the play vary in theme and content, though some arguably touch on subjects related to the play.
kinginyellow.wikia.com   (609 words)

  
 About the Metro Leagues   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
The league is named the Metro Leagues because it's team's play in fictional metropolitan cities.
All clubs are fictional, owned by the league, and most have nick names from teams that no longer exist.
If it elects to play at home, that means for the 2nd game, and 3rd game if needed, the team will be the away club.
www.sportplanet.com /sbb/jerseylogos4ootp3/about.html   (2196 words)

  
 Brian Lara Cricket 2005 Review / Preview for PC
In the original game that was played in 1882 Australia won so you can also play as Australia and try to win the game again or play as England and try to defeat Australia.
One cool effect that has been added to this mode is that when you’re playing these old matches the graphics turn to fl and white and lines start appearing on the screen giving you an impression that you are really watching and playing the match on an old tv.
All of this content can be unlocked by playing the challenge and tournament modes and breaking cricketing records held by different players.
www.cheatcc.com /pc/rev/brian_lara_cricket_2005_review.html   (1073 words)

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