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Irony in a play or movie that is understood by the audience but not by the characters.
Example:
Billy: your stupid
Sally: aww look at that Billy is giving me cute little nicknames

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A form of dramatic entertainment. That expresses ones thought on a specific topic.
Example:
I believe Billy should be sent to prison because he ate the last cookie!

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Conventional requirements as to social behavior.
Example:
Be sure to silence your electronics during the performance to ensure there are no distractions to others.

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To select actors for a play or motion picture.
Example:
And the part of Sally goes to Angela, congratulations.

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An ending to an episode of a serial drama that leaves the audience in suspense.
Example:
Steve falls and is hanging of the side of a cliff by a branch!
-TO BE CONTINUED-

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The written text of a play or movie.
Example:
What the actors use to memorize their lines for a movie, play, or radio production.

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A short interval between acts of a play or parts of a public performance.
Example:
In the middle of the play a break is called in order to allow the guests to get up and walk around and maybe grab some food. After, the performance carries on as usual.

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Conversation between two or more people as a feature of a book.
Example:
Billy: Hey you going to the party tonight?
Sally: No, not tonight Billy

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A play for theater, radio, or television.
Example:
Romeo and Juliet is often performed on Broadway although it was originally a book it was transformed in to a drama production.

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Comic episodes in a dramatic or literary work that offsets more serious sections.
Example:
In the Lion King Timon and Pumba throw a little "luau" to loosen the tension in the fight between Scar and Simba.

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An instruction in the text of a play indicating movement, position, or tone of an actor.
What they do;
-describe scenery
-explain the use of props
-tells characters how to speak/move
-explain character moods, feelings, and emotions
-describe sound effects