In this unit, you will learn some definitions of drama. You will understand that all actions are not drama. You will be able to distinguish between drama and ordinary activity.

1.2 Styles of Drama The director of a play chooses to use a certain style of drama, depending on what the storyline of the play is. The seven main styles are: representational, presentational, realism, …

Drama is a story that is acted out in front of people or an audience. A drama can be a play, a puppet show, a song, or a dance story that a person on a stage performs for a group of people.

Plot, character, and theme, in terms of drama, are generally defined the same as they are for fiction. See your Elements of Fiction handout. Stage directions are a playwright’s written instructions about how …

Drama Australia uses the term drama broadly to represent related fields of artistic activity including theatre and performance. Drama encompasses a range of activities that both share conceptual …

Drama - a story that is written to be acted out front of a live audience. Playwright – a person who writes (or wrote) a drama/play. Comedy – a type of drama is amusing (funny) Tragedy – a type of drama …

relationship to society. Drama, thus, deals with the life of man in moments of crisis and anguish, with the most intimate relationships with his innermost thoughts and his deepest loves and hates...