You can download the PDF file for complete details and context. 1. Designing costumes, accessories, and props to highlight the magical qualities of Prospero and Ariel or directing their scenes to show forgiveness and bewilderment in The Tempest (Act 5, Scene 1). 2. Creating comedy through HORNER, HARCOURT, and DORILANT’s teasing of PINCHWIFE or portraying PINCHWIFE’s temper and jealousy in The Country Wife (Act 1, Scene 1). 3. Performing BIFF to show complex emotions toward WILLY or directing moments to convey family tension in Death of a Salesman (Act 2). 4. Showcasing SIDI’s vanity or directing ensemble sequences for audience impact in The Lion and the Jewel (Noon scene, pp. 21–25). 5. Exploring JEFFREY SKILLING’s sense of innocence or designing scenes using set, lighting, and sound transitions in Enron (Act 3, Scenes 5–6). 6. Highlighting tragedy, comedy, or dramatic tension through performances, staging, and designs in Medea, Tartuffe, The Seagull, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, and Snow in Midsummer.