Week 8

A major division of a play

Character opposing the protagonist

Small movement and actions that do not require the actor to move from place to place

The turning point of the story

Presents both theme and characters in a humorous way

Dialogue, sounds, movement, or business signaling an actor or technician to respond

Detailed information revealing the facts of the plot

Exaggerated, fast-moving play. Action is more important than characterization

Arrangement of inicidents in a story

All visual elements. Scenery, lights, costumes, makeup, movement, etc.