As Performance Studies Cross Arts Project :: Drama

As Performance Studies Cross Arts ProjectIn small gatherings we were given a choice of stimuli such as poems,pictures and ideas. Our classify chose the idea of chaos and order asour stimulus beca example we thought that in that respect would be many ideas todevelop from this. We spent a lot of duration discussing the idea oforder and chaos - they are opposites - in that location is never a situationwhere both occur at the same time withal you cannot train one without theother. Order is the way most tidy sum would kindred things to be, to keeporder we use laws and rules so that everything should stay in control,without which there would be chaos. Chaos can be shown in many distinct ways such as riots or personal chaos e.g. a mentalbreakdown. There is no order in this kind of situation, if there wereto be it would no longer be a riot that a march. We began by drawingout a spider plot with the ideas we brainstormed about order andchaos. Using these ideas we decided to base ou r valet on Obsessive CompulsiveDisorder (OCD) as it seem to distil the idea of both(prenominal)one keeping orderso much, to the point where their vivification becomes chaotic. In order forus to meet the criteria of this project we decided that we indispensable toresearch OCD so that we could base this piece on factual information.Our grouping gained a lot of useful information from the Internet andbooks. Fears, worries suspicions and beliefs come into prevalent lifebut when these doubts step forward to emerge much more also e.g.spending hours washing clean ease ups or driving round of drinks and round makingsure no road accidents have occurred, these worries start becomingclassed as obsessive compulsive. A lot of people who have beendiagnosed with this disorder can only describe it as mental hiccups,which cannot be controlled. The cause of OCD is a medical brainturmoil in which people have trouble processing certain information.It is also caused by a weak or unstable per sonality. Usually peoplewith OCD will tin with certain obsessions as well as compulsions,but in some cases they may only suffer with one or the other. One ofour group members new someone who suffered with this disorder quitebadly. They had observed this person from the send-off before beingdiagnosed with OCD. As a group we decided that we could use thisperson as a basis for our piece. This meant that we had some firsthand information on the disorder so we could give our piece some