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An extra is someone who does not have any lines or important actions. They are not always credited, but if they are it is what they are, for example, Angry Man, Boy, Baker.

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A person or group who speaks the prologue and epilogue and can make asides to comment on the plot

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A smaller part that makes up an act. They count up from one and restart in a new act. Ex. Act I Scene V, Act II Scene I. They give a brief description of specific time or location, and if a different time or location is supposed to be introduced. Usually ends when all characters exit stage.

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A major section of the play that has multiple scenes in it. Similar to when a book is separated into parts, with chapters in each part.

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An enter is a stage direction that tells the character to come onto the stage either to deliver lines or perform some action. An exit is a stage direction that tells the character to leave the stage temporarily or permanently. These usually give which side they enter from and exit towards and how they do so.

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Stage directions are words in the script that are not spoken. They can give information to the actors about the characters or setting. They can be in parenthesis or italicized. They also serve to inform the actor how to deliver lines and actions to perform as the character.

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A straight-forward speech to the audience to give them information about the characters, setting and/or plot of the play.

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An aside is when a character talks by him/herself to the audience while other characters are on stage. The other characters do not hear the character speaking, and it is just meant to express inner feelings to the audience. The other characters can freeze or ignore the character talking while they go about their business to show that the character is not speaking to them.

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When a character gives a speech when he/she is alone.

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Lines the characters speak to each other.

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Someone who is written in the script, whether a person, animal, or other. They do not have to talk, but can do something, like walk across the stage

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The script includes the lines the actors deliver and stage directions along with a list and short descriptions of each character and set

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Moments that involve contradictions that are amusing, surprising, or groan-worthy. Dramatic irony is a contradiction between what the audience knows and the character thinks

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A history is a play that is set in the past, like a historical fiction play, like William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar

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A tragedy is a play that has serious themes and has a "tragic hero" like Shakespeare's Macbeth.

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A comedy is a play that involves humor and usually has a happy ending like Shakespeare's Twelfth Night

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A comedy is a play that involves humor and usually has a happy ending like Shakespeare's Twelfth Night

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There are three types of drama