1. Drama and Shakespeare review
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2. 2 types of Writing in a play

3. Dialogue and stage directions

4. 4 types of dialogue

5. To each a purpose
Aside – character steps to the side and talks to a character or audience but not other characters
Monologue – 1 character’s long speech to other characters
Soliloquy – 1 character’s long speech expressing private thoughts –solo on stage
Chorus – character or group who connects scenes or convey thoughts and feelings of the community

6. Term referring to the author of a play

7. playwright

8. Purpose of stage directions

9. Stage directions – the directing of the play by the playwright
Setting
Costumes
Lighting
Scenery
Props
Character Movement and Delivery
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10. Two types of drama

11. Comedy and tragedy

12. Tragedy components

13. Always a good time Ends with Protagonist’s downfall or death
Arouses pity, fear, awe in audience
Emphasizes human greatness
Tragic hero – outstanding person of high rank whose downfall is caused by his/her own flawed behavior
Tragic flaw- the trait that causes character to make a fatal mistake
Comic relief – humorous scenes or characters provided to relieve tension, usually lower ranked characters

14. Definitions and Types of comedies

15. Never a dull moment Resolved happily
Conflicts involve misunderstandings, deceptions, disapproving authority figures, mistaken identities
Ordinary protagonist
Arouses sympathy, amusement in audience
Emphasizes human foibles and weaknesses
Romantic comedy – duh! Lovers’ quarrels.
Comedy of manners – satirizes social customs

16. Name of shakespeare’s theater

17. The globe

18. Dates of birth and death Place of birth Place of work Name of theatre
Hamlet: Folger’s Introduction to Shakespeare
Dates of birth and death
Place of birth
Place of work
Name of theatre
Names of acting companies
Reigning monarchs
Number of plays written
Title of first published book of plays
Shakespeare’s literary influences
Other plays Shakespeare wrote
Types of plays Shakespeare wrote
Surviving documents of proof for Shakespeare being Shakespeare
Social problems in London during Shakespeare’s time
Physical characteristics of the theatres of the time
Name of first theatre in England
Other theatres at which Shakespeare’s plays were performed
Characteristics of Theatre/Drama
How Shakespeare’s plays were published in his lifetime