'Stage directions' diaporamas de présentation

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Literary Terms 7 th Grade Honors

Literary Terms 7 th Grade Honors. Part D. Click Mouse to Advance. Protagonist. The main character in a literary work. Refrain. A regularly repeated line or group of lines in a poem or a song. Repetition. The use, more than once, of any element of language---a

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HOW DO I INCORPORATE The INFLUENCES OF A PRACTITIONER IN MY WORK?

HOW DO I INCORPORATE The INFLUENCES OF A PRACTITIONER IN MY WORK?. BRECHT. FACT. Brecht was heavily influenced by Marxist ideas and he saw theatre as a way to spread political messages about class struggle. WHO was brecht?.

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Introduction to Drama

Introduction to Drama. The Writing and Reading Program At Western New England College. Definition. Unlike short stories or novels, plays are written for the express purpose of performance. Definition. Actors play roles and present the storyline through dialogue, action, and gestures.

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Drama

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Drama vs. Short Stories

Drama vs. Short Stories. Drama. When we were young, we all loved to dress up in costumes and outfits, say as cowboys, or as Darth Vader from Star Wars , or as Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz . We sang and danced or defeated the bad guys. We were the characters, the heroes and villains.

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Elements of Drama

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The Elements of Drama

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Setting

Setting. Time and Place. What is the setting?. The setting of a story is the place where the story happens and the time when it happens. The setting can be real or imaginary. Characters interact with the setting to show and tell a story.

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Analysing Drama Texts

Analysing Drama Texts. General Questions. How do playwrights use setting? How do playwrights use dramatic irony? How do playwrights use stagecraft? What makes a play powerful and dramatic? How are the characters portrayed?. What is the purpose?. How?. Themes

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The Elements of Drama

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Codes and Conventions of PLAY SCRIPTS

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Reading Drama

Reading Drama. EQ- How is reading a play different from reading a book?. The written form of a play is called a SCRIPT . The author of a script is called a PLAYWRIGHT . (502). ACTS and SCENES (503).

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Drama Introduction

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Journal Writing - Match the word with the definition.

Journal Writing - Match the word with the definition. drama script setting cast of characters conflict dialogue stage directions stage

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Drama

Drama. Elements of Drama Plot Characters Language and style Dialogue and stage directions Theatre Symbolism Atmosphere Place and time Irony Themes. In most dramas a narrator is not needed since plays depend on dialogue

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The Crucible

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Drama Unit Introduction to Shakespeare Literary Terms

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Inspector Goole

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