drama, a story intended to be performed in front of an audience, scenes, divisions of acts that occur in different settings, acts, a major division within a play in which two or more scenes are grouped together, cast of characters, a list of all the people or animals in the play, usually in the order of appearance, stage directions, instructions for the director, the actors, and the stage crew, props, objects on stage that help to enhance the setting, playwright, the author of a play, narrator, a character who sets the scene for the play and comments on the action, dialogue, the words speeches or conversation spoken by characters to each other; much of what you learn about the characters setting and events are revealed in this conversation., script, the written form of a play., protagonist, the central or main character a drama; they are a central part of the conflict in the plot and normally the hero., antagonist, the main characters' enemy or opposing force; they are a part of the conflict in the plot and usually the “bad guy”., set, construction on the stage that helps to show the time and place the events occur, conflict, problems the characters face in play, theater, where the play takes place.

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