The Seven Scripts
This play features the Demon Barber of Fleet Street
Sweeney Todd
This drives the events of a play
Plot
Romeo and Juliet is one of the most famous examples of this type of play
Tragedy
This element provides hints regarding future events
Foreshadowing
This clergyman acts as a neutral party within Romeo and Juliet
Friar Lawrence
This paranoid king plots to kill Banquo and his son Fleance
Macbeth
This emotional auditory element can range from chanting to melody
Music
This type of play is more serious than a comedy but not as tragic as a tragedy.
Melodrama
This element is the highest emotional moment in a story
Climax
This is both a creep and a capital city
Paris
One of the storylines in this play features a Mormon couple from Utah
Angels in America
The human action in a play
Characters
This type of play typically has a happy ending.
Comedy/Farce
To be successful, this element must grab the audience's attention to indicate something has begun
Point of Attack
"O true apothecary, Thy drugs are quick. Thus with a kiss I die." was famously said by this character
Romeo
This politician destroys his own career in the Reynolds Pamphlet
Hamilton
Aristotle deemed this element the least important
Spectacle
This type of play is uniquely an American invention
Musical
This element is when the plot thickens
Complications
Romeo was banished to this town as punishment for killing Tybalt
Mantua
This play is set in 1957
Fences
Theme
This type of play establishes its own kind of logic
Fantasy
This name of this element describing the impetus behind a plot is not commonly used today
Inciting Incident
These are the only two birds mentioned in Romeo and Juliet (name one of them)
Lark, Nightingale