What elements of the play’s ending are dissatisfying, potentially boring, potentially offensive, or too overly simplified for a contemporary audience, and how could you change them to either further emphasize a message developed in the play that you think is important in today’s world or to challenge society or individuals to be better in some specific way?

What elements of the play’s ending are dissatisfying, potentially boring, potentially offensive, or too overly simplified for a contemporary audience, and how could you change them to either further emphasize a message developed in the play that you think is important in today’s world or to challenge society or individuals to be better in some specific way?
What characters can be emphasized or minimized to carry out these goals? How? What would they do differently?
What plot elements can be altered to carry out these goals?
What dialogue changes can be made to carry out these goals? Should important lines be given to another character? Should certain characters’ lines be altered? How?
What choices beyond the script (a particular song, a particular setting, costume, props, etc.) would you add to emphasize the message?

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