The Taming of the Shrew vs. The Taming of the Shrew Watching and reading a play may have the same material but may be interrupted differently. The reason for this is because there are several actors who perform the plays. The reader assumes the play is a certain way because of his readings, until he sees it performed. For example, Taming of the Shrew is totally different from the visual work Shrew'd. An actor is a person whose profession is acting on stage, in films, television, or plays. All actors are different, they have their own personality. Every time The Taming of the Shrew is performed, it is interrupted differently by the audience. This reason can come from the actors' appearance, the actor's voice and the way they carry their attitudes. Kate in The Taming of the Shrew is portrayed as a rich, snobbish and mean girl. Even though Kate is bad, she still has some kind of lesson. Furthermore, he knows his worth. On the other hand, Kate in The Shrew'd is portrayed as gothic, rebellious and self-destructive. Kate in Shrew dressed very shabbily to the human eye. Because of her shabby way of dressing, her value from a boy's point of view diminishes. Her character shows that she doesn't really care about anything or anyone. For example, Kate states, “Well done, and like a buzzard *raises middle finger*” The character Petruchio is also displayed differently in these writings. Petruchio in The Taming of the Shrew has a good guy, who tries to find his perfect wife. Petruchio's character portrays how he is truly in love with Kate and wants to marry her, so he can turn her into the perfect wife. This character showed a more serious side. However, Petruchio in Shrew'd is portrayed as a rich and cocky boy. Petruchio showed a more playful side in this play. For example, he played the role of the biggest idiot in high school who tries to hit on an ugly girl just to make his friends laugh. Also, in the play he is portrayed as the popular boy that every girl likes and as every boy wants to be like In The Taming of the Shrew their conversation ends up continuing to insult each other. Petruchio is still trying to convince Kate that he is in love with her. Kate continues to keep her guard up, saying, “Such a witty mother! Otherwise his son is stupid” Also in The Taming of the Shrew the characters marry someone who is in the same class as them. On the other hand, in The Shrew'd the characters' conversations end with them kissing passionately. Kate fell for Petruchio's silly pranks. In Shrew'd, throughout the conversation the ending was foreshadowed because it was obvious that the characters had chemistry. Also, in Shrew'd the characters fell in love with someone crazy