Introduction to Drama / Plays

3D. scenery, backdrops and __ create the setting; may have different sets for different __

1A. Dialogue is what characters ________.  It is typed in ________ font after a character name.

Drama can be presented as ______ literature (text) or as a _____________ (production).

1A. Stage directions, written in _____ and inside _______, tell actors how to move or speak.

Plays are divided into _ sections called Acts.Acts are divided into smaller sections called __.

4B. Characterisation in plays may be revealed through ________ lines, ___________, or ________.

4E. Dramatic irony is when the audience knows something that a __ does not know.

1.  Drama or Play:  stories written to be ____________ by actors and watched by an ___________.

3E. __ are things like dishes, telephones, books, etc that actors USE onstage for a performance

3G. A monologue is a longer speech given by _______ in a play.

3A. A _____ is the author of a play or drama.

3C. Staging includes thing such as lighting, props, set, ___, visual effects, and  ___ 

4C. In the plot of a play, the turning point that is often exciting is called the ____________.

Why is the following image most likely used as a symbol for theater/drama/plays?

4D.  The theme of a play is the central message or life lesson the __ was trying to convey.

Which of the following is a famous playwright?