A type of fiction that presents an illusion of reality through verse form or a performance in a theater. 

The part of the theater stage that is behind the curtain.

The central idea of the story.

It consists of many scenes injust one act, tackles only one situation and contains only one theme, has no intervals within, and the characters are limited.

The scenery, costumes, makeup, stage lighting, and props are used to give life to the story by mimicking real-life scenarios.

The character’s downfall or tragedy in the end.

The part of the stagethat extends beyond the proscenium arch and into the audience or seating area.

The result of the decisions of the characters and the solutions to the conflict are revealed.

What the audience is called in a theater.

It ridicules or satirizes a well-known play or dramatic style

It exaggerated comic and highly improbable situations

It presents the dark sides of life

It presents a current social problem and provides a solution or course of action

It magnifies and embellishes reality

These are words directed to the audience but are not “heard” by other characters on stage during a performance