Dramatic Conventions

Like novels, plays can have intertextuality, which is...

The person who writes a play is an author

Entrances and Exits are significant in telling a story on stage

Music and costume can be used in a play to...

The people for whom a play is written are

Recurring or repeating elements/images to develop the play’s major ideas or produce symbolic importance. Is called?

The process of arranging moves to be made by the actors during the play, is known as...

Where do you find stage directions?

Objects on a stage that are used to tell a story are known as

Mise-en-scene

Lighting can be used to affect mood and create emphasis in a play

Which of the following is not a way that plays are structured and divided?

The spoken words between characters are known as

What is stagecraft?

The environment of the stage space constructed to show the place and time of the dramatic action - is known as

Music and sound effects are not used in classic plays