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yes and no of course. drama is naturally a good thing but if you take it too far then no!
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What are the convention and features of a drama presentation?
beautiful drama that makes the audience good
What are non examples of drama?
A banana is a very good non example of drama.
What does proximity mean in drama?
it means you are good
What are the Advantages of drama?
There aren't many advantages to drama, but one advantage is that you can relish in someone else's mess. Drama is only good for people who want it.
What is the difference between dance drama and drama?
adeola is a vert good boy and he lives in satelliitee town
Discus with good examples similarities and differencies of radio drama and television drama?
Discus with good examples similarities and differencies of radio drama and television drama
What do you learn in drama?
In drama you learn how to act and be a good actor/actress.
What is a good name for a christian drama team?
maybe drama for god
What are the best Asian drama's?
One litre of tears is a good Japanese drama
What are the convention and features of a drama presentation?
beautiful drama that makes the audience good
What are non examples of drama?
A banana is a very good non example of drama.
What does proximity mean in drama?
it means you are good
What are the Advantages of drama?
There aren't many advantages to drama, but one advantage is that you can relish in someone else's mess. Drama is only good for people who want it.
Are there any good teen drama series?
skins is really good
What is the difference between dance drama and drama?
adeola is a vert good boy and he lives in satelliitee town
Difference between classical drama and modern drama?
classical drama is a drama that illustrates the life of nobility,it is of a serious magnitude and it has the three unities'time,place and plot'.A good example of this is oedipus the king by sophocles.While modern drama has none of the above.
What is a protagonist in drama?
a main character , the good guy.
