To help me self narrate my character in this scene, I looked at what she said in the play to get me in the frame of mind of the old woman. I believe this to be a mind frame filled with regret concerning her husband and of inner conflict as to whether she should run off with someone else or to stay with her husband.

I don’t think the old man is the type of person to find someone else because he considers his wife to be his soul mate, even after death. Moth opens his monolog by chatting up someone in the audience; he straight away changes the pace of the play and is focused on him. He uses lots of repetition and can see that he does this a lot. He then has a short episode with Maudie in which the audience can see her is using her yet still a lovable character.Landlord yet again moves the play on to the end of the night. Also speaking to the audience re-engaging them in the play again. As the Landlord and Landlady's painful story slowly unfolds throughout the evening, a series of regulars visit the pub - all played by Moorhouse and Elliot.

I did this to show that Roy is in control and being abusive to Lesley, it also shows that Roy doesn’t treat Lesley like a person but more like property.In this work shop I played the part of the wife. I used forum theatre to look at the reaction of the wife, and whether or not she would deny it, disbelieve it or be outraged at her husband or his lover. CLARE. It feels right funny. I can feel things very fine with my body now. Very fine like the silence within silence within silence. Joey is it death-time?