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Stage directions are very important in drama and this is evident in
Arthur Millers ‘A View From the Bridge’. Stage directions give actors
and directors character motivation and this allows actors to create
believable characters and explain a characters actions and feelings.
They also highlight characters emotions that are indirectly portrayed
through stage directions instead of directly through dialogue. ‘A View
From The Bridge’ has a lot of stage directions, especially when
describing the main focus of the play, Eddie Carbone. When describing
Eddie, the stage directions are preive, in particular when
describing his reactions to certain situations and to other
characters. This allows the actor and directors to have a lot of
information on how each character should be portrayed