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Playwright
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a writer who are makes plays.
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Play
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written to be performed by actors on the stage before an audience.
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Drama
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performance in the theater, actors take on roles, perform actions, speak dialogue written a script.
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Script
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text of many plays.
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Closet dramas
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written to be read than performed.
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One-act play
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entire play takes palce in a single location and unfolds in one action.
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Scenes
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when location changes or a new character enters.
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Conventions
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understood and accepted by audiences, familiar techniques.
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Setting
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single location.
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Suspense
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anxious uncertainty about what will happen next.
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Exposition
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provides the necessary back ground information about the characters and their circumstances.
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Conflict
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the struggle within the plot between opposing forces. The protagonist engages in the conflict with the antagonist which may take the form of a character, society, nature, or an aspect of the protagonist's personality.
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Plot
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author's arrangement of incidents in the play that gives the story a particular focus.
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Subplot
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secondary action that reinforces, or contracts the main plot.
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Protagonist
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central character.
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