Literature

The person who writes drama for stage directions is known as a

• Writer

• Dramatist

• Actor

Is a mode of fictional representation through dialogue and performance

• Conflict

• Stage directions

• Drama

• Monologue

A speech by single person directed to an audience either within the play, or the theatre audience

• Monologue

• Soliloquy

• Asides

• Dialogue

The way events are arranged in a work of literature

• Subplot

• Plot

• Act

• Scene

Looking ahead to future action ,to signify what will happen in the future

• Flashbacks

• Foreshadowing

Reveals a characters mood or attitude

• Tone

• Irony

• Sound effects

A contradiction between what a character says and what he or she means

• Verbal irony

• Dramatic irony

Refers to the physical elements of a play’s production that determine how the play looks and sounds to an audience

• Stage setting

• Staging

Can help audience interpret a play’s characters and themes

• Costumes

• Furnishings

• Props

Establish the historical period in which a play is set and provide insight into the characters who wear them

• Props

• Costumes

• Furnishings