It's a dramatic piece.

A story that ends happily.

A story that doesn't end well.

Just a bunch of clowns.

A major character in the play whose ideas conflict the protagonist.

A character who the story revolves around.

The person who writes the play.

The person who directs the play.

It's a happy script.

A serious work of drama in which the hero suffers catastrophe.

A comedy show.

A comedic work of art where the villain wins.

The beginning of the play where there is a list of characters.

A two page script like a short film.

The person who produces the show.

The person who is the script advisor.

It's a character voicing their thoughts out loud.

It's a character who plots against the hero.

It's a monologue.

It's a two person play.

It's a word or phrase with more than one meaning.

It's two words that mean the same.

It's a monologue that makes sense.

It's a two person show.

They are where the director stands.

It's telling the stage manager where to go.

Comments that identify parts of the setting and telling actors where to stand.

That term doesn't exist in Theatre.

It's a term for writers only.

Form a poetry that has lines with five lambs of two syllables each.

What's a lamb?

It's what the PG&E use to see how much electricity we use.

It's a full length script.

It's a speech given by one character.

It's a division of a play.

A further division within an act.