Plays by William Shakespeare, Arthur Miller, or Tony Kushner

Is this the correct form? This form is for live stage performances of plays that do not feature music and dancing. Examples would include plays by William Shakespeare, Arthur Miller, or Tony Kushner.
Part One: Basic Descriptive Information (5% of the grade)
Student’s NamePlay titleThe tragedy of Macbeth Name of the venueIn the opera shop Length of run (number of days between opening performance and final performance)The play’s length run is only one dayWhat was the advertised price for your ticket? The standard ticket cost $40Comment on the value of the performance in comparison to the advertised price.Relative to the price of the tickets, the play was satisfactory, with a great cast and execution. Name of the producing organizationThe Metropolitan OperaName of the playwrightWilliam ShakespeareWhat were the names of members of the design team? This would include scenery, costumes, lighting, and sound.Set and costume designer: Mark Thompson
Lighting design: Jean Kalman
Choreographer: Sue Lefton How did you discover this event?This was through a friend’s recommendation on the social media. Part Two: Biography (5% of the grade)
Provide a biography of the director for the production you saw.Born on the July of the year 1950, Adrian Noble, has had a number of play produced under his watch. Born and raised in chichester, England, Adrian stared his career in the drama business in the 70s at the Drama Studio London but later on moved to Bristol to work in a TV station. In the early 80s, he moved to Manchester to work with the Royal Exchange theater, during which time he was recognized for the London Drama Critics Award as well as the Circle Theater Award. Although his brilliant career he has been nominated for the Olive Award for more than twenty times. His first production as an assistant producer at the Royal Exchange Theater was the Ostrowski two sisters, after which he was promoted to be a director in the late 80s. The winter’s tale, which was produced in the 90’s, got him an award for the best director. In the recent past, he has been working on several plays that have been successful, among them the Hamlet and Alcina. Provide an MLA formatted citation for the source of your biography. ‘Adrian Noble Biography (1950- ).’ filmreference. Advameg. Web. 8 Nov 2012
Part Three: Plot (10% of the grade)
Summarize the plot in your own words. (100-200 words)The play starts with the first Act, where Macbeth and a group of the Scottish army meet some witches who have the promise of prophesying of the future. Apparently, Macbeth is going to be the king in Scotland while Banquo is told that he will be a father to all the kings. Macbeth then conspires with Duncan to kill the king.
In the second act, Macbeth is king, during which time they plan to kill Banqou for fear that he and his sons will rule the lands.
In the third act, Macbeth meets the witches who are gathered again and demands more prophesies. Fourth act closes Macduff killing Macbeth and proclaiming Malcolm the king.Identify the protagonist and antagonist. Keep in mind that, while a protagonist is usually an individual character, the antagonist in a story may be group or an ideology.In the play Macbeth and the lady Macbeth are the protagonist while Macduff is the antagonistPart Four: Venue (10% of the grade)
What type of venue was used for the show? Describe the layout of the audience and performance space.The venue used, was a large hall. Closest to the stage was the VIP sitting space, spanning not more than one hundred seats. Behind them was the first bunch of seats for the standard tickets, which spread all the way to the back of the hall in ascending slope. Above the standard seats was the upper deck for the normal tickets. The circular stage was well raised with ample lighting, while the entire hall had relatively good sound ambience. Which term from the theater lecture best describes this venue arrangement?Balconies Part Five: The Producer (5% of the grade)
Provide some historical or biographical information about the producing organization.The Metropolitan Opera Association a non-profit organization runs the Metropolitan Opera, which is currently largest ...