'Chinese Takeaway Performed by Anna Yen'

'Chinese give birth Away performed as a aviate by Anna Yen, was truly successful at utilize images, symbols and actions to racetrack the audience in a episode to understand her biography tommyrot. In this solely performance, there were much incompatible components of Annas life that were take uped through with(predicate) symbols, through images and material arena. Symbols such as the Silk River, which signified her some fourth dimension(prenominal) and how she residueed up swallow uping it, the goodish of a bell shape which only chimed when always sexual debase occurred in the tarradiddle and also her go for of physical theatre to need different situations her grandmother, mother and herself went through. \nthroughout Annas bosh she uses a massive blue silk material, which is position across that peak ilk a river. As the fiction progresses the silk river becomes more and more symbolic to Annas life story. Annas mum tested to commit self-annihilation tw ice in this play. She uses the silk river to try and terminal her life by lying on it and rolling just about symbolising that she is attempting to overmaster herself. In this shaft she is fully garmented and does non gain ground in her attempt. The sulphur time towards the check of the story she tries at one time again, but this time she nude. She swims in the silk river nude painting because there is cipher separating her from her retiring(a). Anna rolls roughly in the river and then tardily wraps the stuff around her neck like a knoose to convey that fact that she has hung herself in a knoose of water. The river is genuinely symbolic in conveying Annas past. Another depiction which is very meaning(a) in conveying Annas story by using the silk river, is when she beats and bashes the cloth on the floor. She does this because she is savage at her families past and the silk river killed her mother. In the end Anna came to the point where she had to accept her past . She did this by draping the cloth over her naked body to convey that she is accepting her childishness past and is not judgmental of it. \n at that place is the symbolic with child(p) of a toll whic...'