English 9 Semester 2 Unit 6 Guided Notes - Virtual High School ENGLISH 9
English 9 Semester 2 Unit 6 Guided Notes Directions: ● The left column tells you what you’re looking for, and in some cases, which slide to find the information on. ● You fill out the right column with the information. ● Not all of the information may be in the tutorial. You may need to use outside resources and a dictionary to complete some of these. Slide # Unit 6 Guided Notes: Elements of Shakespearean Drama 5 Elements of Drama it’s The script is the written form of the drama. what makes up the drama - Drama A drama is a story that actors perform on a stage in front of an audience.The written version of a drama is called a script, and it contains instructions about how to perform the play. - Plot The plot includes the events and structure of a story. A typical plot has a conflict, a climax, and a resolution. - Setting The setting is the location and the time period in which the story occurs. - Characters : Characters are the people who are portrayed in a story. - Theme The theme is the main or central idea of the story. - Dialogue Dialogue in drama refers to the lines spoken by the characters. - Script The script is the written form of the drama. - Cast he cast is a list of actors who perform the character roles (lead or supporting) in the drama - Stage directions Stage directions are the instructions provided in the script for the actors and the director. T - Prop A prop is any object that an actor uses onstage during a performance. - Acts and Scenes Acts are the major sections or parts of a drama. - Set The set comprises everything onstage—including the scenery and props—that is used to create the setting. 11 Shakespeare Shakespeare was one of the most popular writers of the Elizabethan era. 12 Types of Shakespearean Plays His plays are generally classified into three types: comedies, tra
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