The Wiz Essays

  • Analysis Of The Wiz

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    THE WIZ The Wiz the musical came out in 1979 and has been one of the most popular musicals since. The wiz was written by William F. Brown and the music was written by Charlie Smalls and Zachary Walzer. The wiz was played on a proscenium at Eastmoor Academy on march 6, 2016. The director of the play was Seth Harms. The time setting of the play was The first thing I noticed about the set design was in the beginning of act one was there was a white house with blue strips on the right side

  • The Wiz Musical Analysis

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    The Wiz as a Musical The Wiz is a musical/movie released in 1978 that was an adaptation of the popular film “Wizard of Oz”. It included several very popular stars of the time, which were Diana Ross, Michael Jackson and Nipsey Russell. The movie set place in New York City where the main character, Dorothy, suddenly is swept by a tornado in the middle of a snowstorm. She later then found herself lost in a city she had no clue about and curious as to how she could return home. After meeting 3 other

  • Analysis Of The Wiz

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    The art in social justice movement is further educate individuals while entertaining them, one example is the 1978s classic The Wiz. The Wiz was created during the Black Arts Movement to illustrated historical and political issues in the African American community. If one watches The Wiz closely one can see the how the Scarecrow character is used to demonstrate how African American mental mislead. The Scarecrow was told over and over by the Crows he was not smart enough to get down off of “dis here

  • Research Paper On The Wiz

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    During our Intro to Theatre class, I watched the NBC production of The Wiz which was a live broadcasted musical from the story book adaptation of The Wizard of Oz. For a four-day period, we discovered the adventures of our teenage protagonist named Dorothy, who was whisked into the magical world of Oz. Along with a Scarecrow, Tin Man, and Lion, Dorothy and the gang go through Oz to seek the magical Wiz to get Dorothy back home to her farm in Kansas. On her journey, she learns the true meaning of

  • The Wiz Film Analysis

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    The art in a social justice movement is used to further educate individuals while entertaining them; one example is the 1978s classic The Wiz. The Wiz was created during the Black Arts Movement to illustrate historical and political issues in the African American communities. If one watches The Wiz closely one can see the how the Scarecrow character is used to demonstrate how African American mental mislead. The Scarecrow was told over and over by the Crows he was not smart enough to get down off

  • Wiz Khalifa Thesis

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    Wiz Khalifa: a macaroni-colored sweatsuit. The vibrant outfit was given to Khalifa by his dad and stepmom when he was 14, and he threw it right in the trash. “It didn't even have a hood on it, so it was like a crew-neck sweatshirt with macaroni pants. Wack,” he said, adding that he still hates it and still hates thinking about it. Ed Sheeran: a lifetime supply of combs. The singer has way more than one bad Christmas gift to reminisce on, because his grandmother has apparently given him a comb every

  • Should Music Be Censored?

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    references. When a song is popular it drills itself in the the minds of the adolescent. When a teen hears Tupac and pick up a gun after being desensitized to violence or listening to Wiz Khalifa they start smoking or drinking and doing drugs which ruins so many lives .Many artists are looked down for publicly using drugs such as Wiz khalifa or Eminem. As well as many other artists promote violence or used it explicitly such 2Pac (Abram).When rappers or artists in general start using degrading terms for music

  • Explain How Hip Hop Music Changed From The 80's

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    Hip-Hop’s Current Change from the 80’s Hip-hop music has changed over time. For example just the other day while heading to store with my friend a Migo’s song began to play. “Why do you like this song?” I asked my friend. He replied because of the beat. I think a lot of my friends would also say the same for much of Migo’s music, yet Migo’s are one of the most popular hip-hop artists out today. Similarly many hip-hop artist nowadays have a songs that sound comparably the same. In the beginning

  • Differences Between The Wiz And The Wizard Of Oz

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    Did you know that “The Wizard Of Oz” cost $46.9 million in today’s money and “The Wiz” cost $91.4 million? It may have cost a lot of money but both are classics that we have come to love. The Wonderful Wizard Of Oz was written in 1900. It featured all of the characters that we know and like. In 1939 MGM made the music classic “The Wizard Of Oz.” Then, in 1978, Motown teamed up with Universal Pictures to create “The Wiz”, a movie filled with soul infused songs and memorable faces. Both of the movies

  • The Worst Influence In Wiz Khalifa's Music

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    There is not one song in Wiz Khalifa’s music that has no swear words. Not one of his collective 409 songs are completely clean with no drug references or profanity. Anyone who listens to Khalifa’s music is exposed to these, no matter what the song they may choose to listen to. After examining parent guides, the ideas, language and meanings behind the songs of the artists, Wiz Khalifa, Kid Cudi and G-Eazy, It can be concluded that Wiz Khalifa has the worst influence in message and language. Based

  • The Wiz Live: Movie Review: The Wizard Of Oz

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    The Wiz live was performed on NBC during December 3, 2015. The film was adapted from the original film in 1975 Broadway musical, The Wizard of Oz. The Wiz live played off the story of a young girl by the name of Dorothy, who is teased by her aunt Em at the age of 24. While eating lunch, Dorothy’s dog, Toto runs away and gets caught in a bad storm. Dorothy runs after Toto and successfully gets him, but finds herself trapped in a twister of snow. Dorothy is soon introduced to Glinda, the Good Witch

  • Essay On Wizkid

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    I have decided to do my Music Media Mogul report on Ayodeji “ Wizkid” Balogun because I find him to be one of the top international musicians of our time coming from Nigeria as well as from Africa. He is one of the top media influencers in Nigeria. I am a major fan of Wizkid and I believe this research project will give me a better insight of the come-up of Wizkid and how he is such a popular worldwide international act with breaking into the US Hip-hop and R&B industry collaborating with musicians

  • Wiz Humanistic Psychology In The Film 'The Wizard Of Oz'

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    In the movie the Wiz Humanistic psychology is seen through Dorothy’s interaction with the characters in Oz. The journey through Oz leads her to finding self actualization and discovering that taking chances is not only a part of life but it is necessary. Dorothy Gale is a 24 year old woman who is comfortable living her quiet life with her aunt and uncle. Her aunt Em tries to persuade her to move out on her own and experience life and that the love of family will always be around. Dorothy admits

  • Theme Of Friendship

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    would forever be held onto. Both the novel If I Ever Get of Here by Eric Gansworth and the song See You Again by Wiz Khalifa ft Charlie Puth center on the theme of friendship-showing how it influences personal growth. Both the novel and the song demonstrate that understanding life lessons can help one realize that small acts are the ones that make a true impact

  • Model As A Model, Stripper, Bisexual Amber Rose

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    buzz cut. 3. At the teenage age of 15, Amber went ahead and got a tattoo of her boyfriend’s name. 4. Going by her official Instagram profile, she is a “certified slut.” 5. Both Amber and her divorced hubby Wiz Khalifa are close friends with Miley Cyrus. 6. Amber has featured in various tracks of Wiz Khalifa’s (her ex-hubby) albums. 7. Before the birth of her first child Sebastian, Amber had reached 202 pounds (OMG!) at the time of delivery. 8. Amber Rose is friends with Perez Hilton, Jamie Foxx. 9

  • Essay On Amber Rose

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    advertisement featuring Kanye West’s Sneaker. In 2007, she worked in an Episode of Discovery Channel, ‘A Hunting’. The following year she was signed for a cameo role in the music video of Ludacris named ‘What Them Girls Look Like’ and ‘No Sleep’ by Wiz Khalifa. In September 2007 Rose publicized to launch her won eyewear line. It is from the years 2009 to 2010 she worked for a modeling agency Ford Models. In 2011, in line with her high ranking popularity she was billed as a judge on Season 2 of ‘Master

  • The Wonderful Wizard of Oz

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    The Wizard of Oz is a classic story that has been told in numerous ways. The first version I will tell about is the movie version, the book version, and finally the Michael Jackson version. The Michael Jackson version is called “The Wiz” but the book version and the movie version are both known as The Wizard of Oz. I will talk about the differences between all of the versions. They all have the same basic plot but are told in different ways. The movie was originally shot in sepia-toned, black and

  • See You Again Thesis

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    all. With background knowledge of this, mixed with the choice of music and events; it was already a definite fact that I would be in tears. Sure enough, as soon as the song “See You Again” by Wiz Khalifa, wrapped up the movie, the tears began to fall along with my stomach. The song “See You Again” by Wiz Khalifa was first introduced to me in the movie Fast and Furious 7. In the movie, it was the last song played which immediately made it leave its mark in my memory. It is portrayed as a very sad

  • Sexual Promiscuity In Modern Western Society

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    Western society has indisputably become more tolerant of public sexual behavior throughout history. For instance, revealing clothing was deemed irreverent and sinful less than one century ago, and yet modern western society is saturated with sexually promiscuous imagery. Women have historically achieved success by utilizing their promiscuity, resulting in their persecutions and defamations. Such examples include sixteenth century Venetian courtesan Veronica Franco, deceased American socialite Anna

  • Rap Music Influence

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    What influences and effects does rap/Hip hop music have on teens today? Rap music is filled with profanity, slang, and sexist comments, which has become a concern to parents and educators. Rap videos gives off an image of a fast and glamourous lifestyle mixed with sex, drugs, and violence. Just because a teen may pick u certain slang or fashion trend does not mean it changes his or her goals or values in life. Rap lyrics are emotionally intense and often gives off a rags-to-riches tale. According