Elements of Drama
Time and Place of a story
Setting
words between characters
Dialogue
Audience with round stage
In the Round Stage
Unfortunate events, makes the audience feel sad
Tragedy
Clothing worn by the actors to create characters
Costumes
Movement of body or limbs to show feeling
Gesture
Person in the play
Actor/Actress
Audience all around rectangular stage
Arena
Intended to make the audience laugh
Comedy
The person who composes the play
Playwright
How a play is subdivided
Scenes
written text of a play
Script
Stage with audience on the three sides
Thrust
Musicals and involves instruments
Opera
The place farthest away from the audience to the left of the "Actor's" perspective
Upstage Left
The story is wrapped up, the ending
Resolution
Characters who support tyhe development of the story
Secondary Character
Audience on both sides and the stage is in the middle
Traverse
Typically to scare the audience
Horror/Thriller
When an actor pretending the audience isn't there
The Fourth Wall
Long speech made alone on stage
Soliloquy
The person who drives the story, mainly who the story is about
Main Character
Stage with Audience in the front only, has a frame
Proscenium
A play/movie made to express love or a relationship between two characters
Romance
Advice given to someone to help them better their performance
Constructive Criticism/Feedback