Dramatic Elements Crossword

This is a flaw in the tragic hero of a tragedy that brings down the hero to ruin or sorrow; this is also known as a tragic flaw.
Time and place where the events of a drama take place.
A humorous character or incident during a play that helps to decrease the dramatic tension.
Instructions written into the play's script, that indicate stage actions, performer movement, or production requirements.
A long speech that is at least ten lines, spoken by a single character for the whole audience to hear.
When the character briefly whispers something to himself or another character, that is not intended for all the characters to hear.
An introduction or preface, especially a poem recited to introduce a play.
This is a short piece of an act with changing characters or setting.
Part of a play defined by such elements as rising action, climax, and resolution.
Type of play which tells the story of a tragic hero.
Someone whose tragic flaw causes them to have a downfall and learn from the consequences of their actions.
When a character is talking to himself on stage allowing the audience to access the characters own thoughts and feelings.