Ex 5: Critical Analysis of ''Everyman''
Apply material from Keesey, Ch 4 to a critical analysis of ''Everyman'' (as presented by SHU).
From the SHU box office. (It's my understanding that student tickets are generally pretty cheap.):
EverymanA New Musical Adaptation
When God sends Death for Everyman, Everyman summons his assets, attributes, and accomplishments to accompany him. Will worldly good go with him? Will Beauty? Kinship? In this new look at the English 15th century morality play, we come face to face with final judgment through the eyes of Everyman and, as T.S. Eliot says, “…wait for his escape…bound and helpless in a hut to which his enemies are about to set fire.”
PERFORMANCES IN REEVES THEATRE
February 23, 27, 28 at 10:30am
February 23, 24, March 1, 2, 3 at 8pm
February 25, March 1 at 2pm
Admission price is $12.00 each. Tickets can be reserved on the form below or by
calling the Box Office at
(724) 838-4241 or extension 4241
Paris, ''The Uses of Psychology''
In Keesey, Ch 4
Presenter: Kevin "Kelo the Great" Hinton
Donovan, ''Beyond the Net: Feminist Criticism as a Moral Criticism''
In Keesey, Ch 4
Brann, ''Pictures in Poetry: Keats's 'Ode on a Grecian Urn''
In Keesey, Ch 4
Gilbert and Gubar, ''The Yellow Wallpaper''
In Keesey, Ch 4