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Definition- when the audience knows more than the characters.

An example of dramatic irony would be if there was a character that was walking into a house, not knowing that there was an intruder inside, but the audience already knew it.

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Definition- conversations between two or more characters.

The picture below is an example of dialogue because there are two characters that are talking back and forth to each other

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Definition and What They Are- stage directions are instructions for what the character and crew should do. Stage directions describe sound effects, describe scenery, explain the use of props, tell characters how to speak or move, and explain characters moods.

The picture underneath is an example of stage directions because it shows words in parentheses that tell how the characters should act and what they should be doing on stage.

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Definition- a humorous part in a tragedy that lightens the mood.

An example of comic relief would be someone that is sick and going to die and someone in the scene makes a joke trying to cheer the dying person up.

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Definition- when the last scene ends in a suspenseful way and leaves the audience anxious to want to know what happens next.

An example of a Cliffhanger would be a man who's wife was murdered. Then at the end, he finds out that his wife might still be alive and you have to wait till the next scene to find out.

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Two Types and What They Are- the two types of drama are comedy and tragedy. Comedies are a play where there is a lot of humor and the audience is amused. Tragedies are a play where something bad happens to one of the characters.

The chart below us an example of the types of drama because it shows what types of drama there are and what they consist of.

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Four  Parts- the parts of a script are the cast, the scenes and acts, dialogue, and the stage directions.

The picture below is an example of the parts of a script because this script includes the cast, the scenes and acts, dialogue, and stage directions.

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Definition- a list of a drama's characters in the order of which they appear, or in order of importance.

The picture below is an example of cast of characters because it has the characters in the play in a list based off of their importance.

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Definition- a long speech delivered by one chatacter. It is not interrupted by any other characters.

This is an example of a monologue because it is part of a play and it is just one character speaking for a long time, not getting interrupted by any other characters.

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Definition- a play that is preformed on either a screen or a stage.

This video is an example of a drama because there are actors that are using a script and they are on stage preforming in front of an audience.

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Benedict Cumberbatch as Rosencrantz in Tom Stoppard Play | Great Performances | PBS

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Watch the full-length program at http://video.pbs.org/video/2365179741/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=pbsofficial&utm_campaign=gper_covefullprogram (US Only) Watch Sherlock star Benedict Cumberbatch play Rosencrantz and Kobna Holdbrook-Smith play Guildenstern in a scene from Tom Stoppard's play Rosencrantz And Guildenstern Are Dead. The play was first performed at The National Theatre in 1967.

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Definition- the way a play is written.

This is an example of a script because it contains all four parts of a script. It has characters, scenes, stage directions, and dialogue.