The different types of drama are called:

Things that drama will always contain (plot, characters, etc.)

The author of a play is called a(n)

The written dialogue and directions provided by the playwright:

The series of events that form a plot:

An area out of sight of the audience:

A performer who assumes the role of a character in a play:

The words an actor says during a performance:

Spoken conversations involving two or more characters:

Someone who tells a story, filling in the gaps for the audience:

A dramatic speech by a single character (directed at other characters)

The physical surroundings - usually built to fit the play

Any movable object on the set of a play

An instruction written as part of the script

A signal for an actor to speak or move

An actor's outfit and makeup

A speech a character gives to themselves

Dialogue meant to be heard by the audience only (also known as breaking the fourth wall)