Introduction to Drama

What does a director provide for a drama?

• Actors

• Production crew

• Stage directions

• Direction for how the script will be performed

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What is drama?

• written to be performed by actors

• written to be performed by a cast

• written to be performed by actors and watched by an audience

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The author of a play is called...

• poet

• playwright

• script

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A play in written form is called...

• script

• dialogue

• cast

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The playwright must write the

• dialogue and the stage directions

• dialogue

• stage directions

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A dialogue

• reveals characters personalities

• develops conflict and advances the plot

• is what the characters say

• all of the above

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Props are

• the items actors use on stage

• pieces of furniture

• directions used by the director

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How is a play set out

• Acts and scenes

• Seasons and episodes

• Chapters

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Explain what is meant by 'stage directions'

• includes setting, how the characters should say their lines, and how the characters should move onstage.

• includes dialogue

• includes props and a script

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Actors and actresses who perform in the play are known as

• the crew

• the cast

• directors

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