drama, A story that is acted by people for an audience., playscript, The written text of a play, including what the characters say and do., performance, When actors act out a play for an audience., stage, The place where actors perform., playwright, A person who writes a play., theatre, A place where plays and other performances happen., catharsis, A strong feeling that the audience experiences after watching a play, often because of sadness, fear, or excitement., lines, The words that an actor says in a play., inflection, A change in the way your voice sounds when you speak., character, A person or figure in a story or play., characterisation, The way a writer or actor shows what a character is like., scene, One part of a play that happens in a particular place or time., freeze-frame, When actors stop moving and hold a position like a picture., act, A large section of a play., staging, The way actors, props, and other parts of a performance are arranged on the stage., props, Objects used by actors during a performance., set, The furniture, scenery, and background used to create the place where a play happens., lighting, The use of lights to create a particular mood or show important parts of a performance., dialogue, A conversation between two or more characters., monologue, A long speech by one character, usually spoken to other characters or the audience., soliloquy, A speech in which a character speaks their thoughts aloud, usually when they are alone., dramatic aside, When a character speaks directly to the audience and the other characters are supposed to not hear it., stage directions, Instructions in a playscript that tell actors what to do or how to perform., speech directions, Instructions about how an actor should say their lines, such as loudly, quietly, angrily, or sadly., intonation, The rise and fall of your voice when you speak., sound, Sounds used in a performance to create atmosphere or support the action., offstage, A place that the audience cannot see, outside the main stage area
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