DRAMA - REPORTER 5

is the portrayal of fictional or non-fictional events through the performance of written dialog

• Confession

• Drama

• Stage Play

• Kairi Irving

a speech rendered by a character who thinks aloud rather than speaks to any other character on stage.

• Drama

• Confession

• Kairi Rayosdelsol

• Soliloquy

a still picture created on stage.

• Rafael Angelo Ruiz

• Photoshoot

• Tableau

• Dialogue

 a clash between people, values or ideas.

• Clash of Clans

• Epical Glory

• Aside

• Conflict

sets the mood of scene better than any other technique.

• Mood swings

• Dance

• Music

• Regla

The audience knows something that one or more of the characters in a play does not know.

• Aside

• Theatrical Secret

• Engagement Ring Issue

• Disguise

a technique by which a character deliberately appears to be someone else.

• Disguise

• Ben 10

• Red Herring

• KaraMia

a group of actors speaks in unison, usually by commenting on the action of the play.

• Pre-chorus

• Bridge

• Verse

• Chorus

Often used as a comedic technique, surprise easily catches a character or the audience off guard. It elicits several emotions, including anger, sadness, and shock.

• Shock

• ½gt²

• Suspense

• Surprise

 occurs when the audience or character expects one event to happen, but the opposite happens or when something happens as a result of a character trying to prevent that something from happening.

• Dramatic Irony

• Dramatic Metaphor

• Dramatic Simile

• Dramatic Personification