DRAMA SLIDESHOW

PROP

• Any item that can be picked up by an actor or actress.
• The birdhouse is a stage prop.

COMEDY

• A type of drama that is usually funny or happy.
• The comedy was the most funniest play i had ever seen.

TRAGEDY

• A type of drama that is sad and bad things often happen.
• The end of romeo a Juliet was a tragic touch to the play.

CAST

• A group of actors or one person assigned to a particular role.
• The man was cast to play the lead in Romeo and Juliet.

ASIDE

• When an actor speaks to the audience like no one on stage can hear them.
• The actor asked the audiance what they thought about a character like they werent even their.

ACT

• A major segment or part of a play.
• Romeo and Juliet were divided into five acts.

SCENE

• A division within an act.
• The first act contained seven different scenes.

STAGE DIERECTIONS

• Directions for actors on were to go on stage and when to read there lines.
• Jimmy always confused his left from his right until he read the stage directions now he's a pro

SET

• The background or scenery of a play. They often change throughout the play.
• The crew had to quickly change the set to the next one needed for the next act.

DIALOGUE

• Speaking between characters on stage.
• There dialogue started out calm but then became hostile and fierce.

MONOLOGUE

• A prolonged talk by one character in a poem or drama.
• The mans monologue began to bore the viewers because of its length.

SOLILQUY

• A part of a drama where a single actor speaks alone.
• The man talked in soliloquy alone in his room for hours.