Department of English
Faculty of Arts, Chulalongkorn University
Cocktail
(2007)
Vince LiCata and Ping Chong
(n.d.; 1946 – )
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Sample Student Reading Responses to Vince LiCata and Ping Chong's Cocktail
Prompt: Discuss a
turning point in Cocktail. Explain how that shift, change, twist, or
transition is portrayed theatrically through literary and dramatic
devices and how the turn is significant in the play as a whole. What
issues are at stake at that point? Who are involved? What are the
implications of the turn? How is the turn staged?
Response 1:
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