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Theatre ArtsElements of Drama

Drama Basics

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What drama basics means

What drama and theatre are.

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Question

Drama is a form of literature written to be

  • performed by actors for an audience
  • read silently only
  • sung in church only
  • kept secret
Answer: performed by actors for an audience

Working: Drama is meant to be acted out on stage before an audience.

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Other Elements of Drama skills in Theatre Arts, at the same point in the course.

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