Sonata of shoe horn *** "Sonata of shoe horn" gives you insight about the life of the two women prisoners of war in World War II and is the mist believer of ideas It is a drama by John Mist. It explores less-known, often horrible events related to women prisoners. Theater reaches a state of tension that must follow women's friendship of two women and deal with beyond normal friendship. Misto creates real multimedia performance by using various media to portray his story. John Misto's play "The Shoe-Horn sonata" uses a unique visual to convey a unique experience and influence the audience's response to characters and events in the text. Dramatic and dramatic installations, written techniques, and a strong visual image convey the heroism, death, trauma, crime against humanity, and ultimate survival. In the drama "The Shoe-Horn sonata", the audience first introduced in the first performance scene 3, one of the main themes is heroism. Bridie says to save Sheilas' lives because she was "nodding" when the two protagonists, Bridie and Sheila, were desperate for them to float in the sea, as they explained they would meet each other for the first time I explained many of the attempts. Sheila, as described in "Blow, Bash, Strike" and "Click, Click, Click" The play by John Mist "The Shoe-horn Sonata" introduces the relationship between Briddy and Sheila during the Second World War and two postwar women. Mist uses various drama equipment to tell the relationship to the audience, and they are effective. In drama, alternate settings represent public statements, then tools to represent private disclosure. Humor also takes on another form with text. At the same time, the use of monologues is important for expressing the role attracting viewers. Therefore, it is effective to explain exactly the various theatrical techniques used in "shoe sonata". The technical visual metaphor of shoehorn sonata emphasizes the friendship of the character to prove that individuals consider how to see the world. To emphasize how two people responded as a nurse during World War II, a unique visual method was used to explore the themes of survival and difficulty. The use of projected images in the background during the play enhances the credibility and reliability of the audiences, the stories of Bridie and Sheila. Misto creates a stronger emotional connection by emphasizing that these events are based on real stories. These images also bring the story of Briddy and Sheila to a wider war backdrop and highlight those stories. It represents the typical experience of thousands of women during the war. The use of props brings credibility to the drama, so it has a similar effect.

John Misto's The Shoe-Horn Sonata "Beyond our barbed wire there are 20 to 30 Australians - they are thin like us - they are wearing a loose hat John Misto , The first act, the seventh scene, on page 52. When Bridi and Sheila were interviewed by Rick (organizer), they were first informed about their condition, they were I was talking about how hungry and lacking nutrition. John Misto's play "The Shoe-Horn Sonata" focuses on women and children imprisoned in Japanese when caught in the camp. The use of this script by Misto not only inspires one of our worst and least-known historical massacres, it also shows the willingness to survive and the essence of the human spirit. The play does this not only through textual dialogue but also through the obvious general structure of music, visual slide / projection, and drama. It is a combination of these devices and it really evokes the essence of human spirit. How do composers use their own visual techniques to shape the interpretation of our world? Composers use their own visual methods to shape the view of the audience. John Misto's play "The Shoe-horn Sonata and RTA Advertising 'Notes' effectively shapes the interpretation of the audience world using its own visual methods such as dialogue, photo images, music, etc. Shoe Horn Sonata uses dialogue as its own visual method to shape interpretation of the audience world, but Misto has private and public conversations in the conversation, creating a strong link between the two characters It shows that Bridi re-interprets that respect and respects the Japanese emperor When the Japanese security guy "Keire" is completed, the gimmick is completed. The play by John Mist "The Shoe-horn Sonata" introduces the relationship between Briddy and Sheila during the Second World War and two postwar women. Mist uses various drama equipment to tell the relationship to the audience, and they are effective. In drama, alternate settings represent public statements, then tools to represent private disclosure. Humor also takes on another form with text. At the same time, the use of monologues is important for expressing the role attracting viewers. Therefore, it is effective to explain exactly the various theatrical techniques used in "shoe sonata".

Structure and features of the script structure The sonata of the shoe horn is divided into two parts: a longer first curtain, eight scenes, a shorter second curtain, and six scenes. It follows a drama habit and provides an important climax before the last scene of the first act. The action between the TV studio and the two scenes of the Melbourne Motel room is different. In the opening scene, Bridi asked the prisoners for squat, squat bow, and tow tug in the Tenko era, and let the audience act directly. The literature of the times, its social establishment, interrelate and react. Since literature affects society and society is reflected in literature, there is always close interaction between the two in all languages. Because literature of any age can not escape the influence of social situation, it was discovered that it reflects the society of the creation era. Poet, playwright, novelist, and essayist are all products of their age and age, their work is clearly visible. This seems useless Literature is the influence of community and individual expression in society. Literature is an important part of the way to cross cultures, beliefs, and attributes and to validate and reflect the community. Literary languages ​​help to culturally explain the lives of various societies. Culturally defined literature provides details about this attractive and rich message or background. Words used in a work or literature help readers understand and explain the meaning of the community being read in the story. Furthermore, it is not uncommon for people to write fictitious communities based on their own community. Community ... show more Literature reflects society. Writers attract our feelings and emotions through various literary elements such as plots, characters, themes and so on. Please read more about literary elements. We can use Ezra Pound 's word to summarize literature. That is, great literature is a language full of mere language meaning. Each race has its own literature such as English literature, American literature, German literature. Various kinds of literature, such as stories, novels, play, are entertaining us through literary elements. In literature, the theme is important to reveal the story.