Drama

3. The written text of a play
4. The physical environment on stage where a play takes place
5. The group of people a play is performed for
7. A major division of a play
10. A large piece of cloth, often painted or printed, that is hung at the back of the stage to create a visual background for a performance
11. Irony When the audience knows something that a character does not
12. A conversation between two characters
13. The most famous playwright
14. A monologue where characters share their thoughts with the audience
15. What you do at the end of a play
17. A long speech to the audience or another character on stage
19. A signal prompting an event in a performance
20. You pay for this to gain entry
21. A group of musicians, dancers, or actors who perform together

1. A person who performs in plays
2. A person who writes plays
3. An instruction in the text of a play indicating the movement, position, or tone of an actor, or the sound effects and lighting
6. What actors wear on stage to become their character
8. The use of closeness or distance between characters to make a point
9. A division of an act, like chapters in a play
10. The precise movement and positioning of actors on stage
13. A raised platform where a play is performed
16. When a character speaks to the audience and the other characters do not hear
17. Standing in front of actors, obscuring them from the audience
18. The country where theatre began
19. A genre of plays designed to make the audience laugh