Drama Terms

3. The sequence of events that make up a play’s story
6. The part or character an actor portrays in a play
7. A movement to express an idea or meaning
8. The words spoken that are exchanged between characters
10. Objects that are on stage that help create the setting
11. A sensational dramatic piece with exaggerated characters and exciting events intended to appeal to the emotions
13. A remark in a play that is intended to be heard by the audience but unheard by other characters in the play
14. Drama that is light-hearted and end in a happy or humorous way
15. The location the play takes place.
16. When the audience knows more about the situation than the character, creating tension
17. A comedic play that relies on unrealistic, exaggerated situations for its humour
18. A division of a play within an act

1. A speech delivered by one character, often addressed to other characters on stage
2. An unexpected development in the play.
4. A play that often ends with the downfall of the main character, evoking emotions of pity and terror in the audience
5. A speech given by a character who is alone on stage and reveals their inner thoughts and feelings
9. A person in the play
11. The feeling or atmosphere of a scene or a play
12. A build up of excitement
13. The group of people for whom a play is performed