Flats if you are talking about stage drama are the left and right side of the stage. Normally hung with curtains which can swivel to facilitate access in to the wings. In the Flats are hung in such a way as to make the stage seem wide and close to the audience stage front and will hang closer in to the stage as you move to stage rear. This is the illusion of being faraway the further back the actor moves.
In Many stage drama the FLATS are solid and are part of the scenery i.e a door or wall - These move in to the sage for the scene and out again when the scene changes
Above these, across the stage (left to right) are the SKIRTS. These hide the lights. these also are hung in such a way as to make the "ceiling" of the look like its in perspective with the side(FLATS)
Above the skirts and lighting you have - The Flies. Named because stagehands would lower at high speed, scenery and curtains with background painted on them - then at the end of the scene they would lift them very quickly as the scene changed so they would FLY in the the roof space.
Drama
pace in drama means tempo
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Drama is a literary form presented or performed on stage.
In drama Performance means ---> 'A DRAMATIC OR MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT '
Drama
Block of flats = apartment building or apartment complex.
If you mean the key signature 6 flats, that's Gb major. Not my favorite key, if you ask me. :x
short pass to the flats
its the key signature
pace in drama means tempo
The elevation in drama means how high ur voice is
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USL in drama means Upstage Left.
The feminine noun fiducia means trust or confidence. Ex drama would mean out of or from drama, but the result (confidence/trust from/out of drama) makes little sense.
In Britain apartments are called flats.
B-flat