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Drama Terms

Drama Terms for lang. arts

TermDefinition
Drama a story written to be performed by actors
Stage Directions Directions that tell the actor what motions to do and they are not to be spoken.
Dialogue a conversation between two or more characters
Monologue a speech by one character in a play to other characters
Aside a short speech that the audience is intended to hear but other actors on stage do not
Character Foil When a character is used purposely as a contrast to another character
Exposition the part of the story that introduces the characters, the setting, and the basic situation
Prologue Like a short story’s exposition, this is the opening speech that introduces the play’s main characters, plot, and setting
Rising Action all events leading to the climax/turning point, which provide optimism and hope
Climax/Turning Point a drama’s high point of interest or suspense that causes the shift from rising action to falling action
Falling Action the downward spiral of events that follows the climax/turning point
Resolution when the conflicts unravel, a general insight or change occurs, and the story comes to an end
Created by: YF
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