Play Structure Crossword

the basic idea or purpose of a play; it ties together all the characters and events
turning point in the action of a play - highest point of tension
major division of a play
a play that presents its theme and characters in a humorous way; all characters come together at the end of the play
small movements and actions that do not require the actor to move from place to place
the dialogue, sounds, movement, or business signaling an actor or technician to respond as rehearsed
an exaggerated, fast-moving play in which action is more important than characterization
the arrangement of the incidents that take place in a play
the character opposing the protagonist
a play that deals with a serious situation in a serious way; the protagonist dies or is defeated at the end of the play
detailed information revealing the facts of the plot (often explains events before play begins/the past)
all visual elements of production, such as scenery, properties, lighting, costumes, makeup, stage movement, and dance
the underlying meaning or interpretation of a line; it is not indicated in the script but is supplied by the actor