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Happy Days

Happy Days. 9716046 Steven Wang. outline. “Happy Days” is a simple story. Without a lot of movements, electric techniques, the special effects of sounds or some decorations, this drama is also interesting. . Winnie is an elder woman who embedded up to her waist in a mound of earth . Act 1.

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Happy Days

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  1. Happy Days 9716046 Steven Wang

  2. outline “Happy Days” is a simple story. Without a lot of movements, electric techniques, the special effects of sounds or some decorations, this drama is also interesting. Winnie is an elder woman who embedded up to her waist in a mound of earth. Act 1 The same pattern, but Winnie is embedded to her neck, especially she can’t turn her head, but she remains cheerful and brave. Act 2

  3. At the end, Willie’s face first appears at the stage, he crawls up to Winnie joining the song she sings. There are just daily routines of this drama, but it seems not so shallow.

  4. character Facial expressions Winnie voice Willie

  5. metaphor Isolation loneliness changes Human predicaments

  6. conclusion The conclusion of the drama may goes to that rely on the daily routines to reflect human beings’ isolation and loneliness. We usually focus on the trivial things to hide our insecureness and uncertain about the unknown things. Not only the elder people, but also the people just like us. The reason we feel isolate may depends on our mind. If we take things more optimistically and more widely, especially broaden our eyesight, we may feel everyone is around us. And also, we should take more care about elder people. They indeed need more concerns.

  7. reference • 1.Happy Days a play by Samuel Beckett, Papp, Joseph. , 2002 • 2.Happy days :a play in two acts, Samuel Beckett, 1989 • 3. Theatre Journal, Volume 51, Number 1, March 1999, pp. 86-88 • 4.Happy Days DVD

  8. Happy Day Thanks

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