Shoe Horn Sonata

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.