RESEARCH FOR ARSENIC AND OLD LACE. GENERAL RESEARCH TITLE: PLAYWRIGHT: DATE WRITTEN: YEAR PLAY IS SET: GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION: CLIMATE: SEASON(S): CURRENT.

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RESEARCH FOR ARSENIC AND OLD LACE

GENERAL RESEARCH TITLE: PLAYWRIGHT: DATE WRITTEN: YEAR PLAY IS SET: GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION: CLIMATE: SEASON(S): CURRENT EVENTS OF THE TIME: ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

CHARACTER RESEARCH: MARTHA GIVEN CIRCUMSTANCES PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS: AGE- HEIGHT- WIEGHT- FACIAL DESCRIPTIONS- HAIR COLOR AND STYLE- BODY TYPE- PHYSICAL STANCE- SOCIAL STATUS: ECONOMIC STATUS: MARITAL STATUS: POLITICAL ENVIRONMENT: RELIGIOUS ENVIRONMENT: PERSONALITY ADJECTIVES: PREVIOUS ACTION: RELATIONSHIPS: FACTS FROM THE PLAY THAT INFORM HER CHARACTER: COSTUME LOOKS: WHEN (PAGE #S) TIME OF DAY: CLOTHING WORN:

RESEARCH: MARTHA LOOK: MOURNING Research needed: -history of mourning clothes -undergarments -accessories including hats, gloves, handbags, glasses etc. …and more. ADJECTIVES FOR LOOK:

DESCRIPTION: INFORMATION: Year 1870 SOURCE: Metropolitan Museum of Art RESEARCH: CHARACTER: MARTHA LOOK: MOURNING