A story where people overreact to events or to each other

A movie

A story that has both facts and fiction

A play

A person who helps create the scenery on stage

A person who writes plays

A person who edits the mistakes in a play

A person who directs a play or movie

A painting at the back of the stage

A small section of a play, covering one event

A bad reaction from a character

A view of the play from one section of the audience

A person who performs as a character other than him- or herself.

A person who is fake to people he or she knows

A person who takes over a presentation if the main speaker is unable to be there

A person who pretends to pay attention in class

When the audience can tell who the protagonist and the antagonist are on stage

When an actor uses emotions and expression to read his or her lines

How a person portrays a real life person on stage

The clues, including dialogue, expressions, and actions, to what kind of people the characters are

When two people who disagree try to work out their differences by talking

When there are only two people on a stage for a moment

When more than one person is talking in a conversation

when someone on stage is explaining the conflict

A show meant to make people laugh

A show with a happy ending; it may contain humor

A show where the bad guy loses

A show with romance and the characters break into song

A play that ends sadly because the main character does not get what he or she deserves

A play about a sad event like a natural disaster or a war

A play where the main character dies

A play that turns out to be boring