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| the construction on stage that suggests the time and place of the action of a drama |
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| the printed form of a drama |
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| information set in [brackets] or (parentheses) that describe the set and tell the characters how to act or move |
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| movable items that the actors use to make their scenes look realistic |
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| a form of drama in which events lead to the downfall of the main character like a king or a heroic figure |
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| a story written to be performed by actors |
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| the written format of a radio broadcast |
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| scripts from which films are produced |
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| units of the action in a drama |
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| types of screenplays written for television |
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| a form of language that tells where someone is from |
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| a form of drama that has a happy ending |
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| a section of uninterrupted action in the act of a drama |
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