Pre-Show Classroom Activity Engage students with fairy tales, the source material of MISS JULIE, and the creation of their own modern fairy tale.
Post-Show Classroom Activity Guide students to grapple with class differences in this combination of an interactive game and discussion activity.
Historical Background, Dramaturgy, and Design Explore the historical context embedded in MISS JULIE, its dramaturgy, and the design of Court Theatre’s production.
Anthropological Anti-Structure MISS JULIE is deeply informed by the concepts that make up anthropologist Victor Turner’s concept of “anti-structure.”
Synopsis and Characters Read a detailed synopsis of the play and get to know the characters of MISS JULIE.
Glossary This glossary includes helpful vocabulary and allusions that will deepen your understanding of MISS JULIE.
Post-Show Discussion Activity Use these questions to reflect, discuss, or journal about your experience and reactions to MISS JULIE.
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