No, drama scripts typically do not have chapters like a novel. Instead, they are divided into acts and scenes to structure the dialogue and action of the play. Each act contains multiple scenes, and the story unfolds through dialogue and stage directions rather than chapters.
In drama scripts, the different sections are typically called acts, not chapters. These acts are parts of a play that are broken down by changes in location, time, or characters. Each act helps to structure the overall narrative and progression of the story.
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The script.
of course it does otherwise there would be no drama
a script
when you do sumthin without a script but you have not dun it with a script before it
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--->Scenes!
it is some time use for drama
Essentially the script or dialogue scenario, called a script in drama and a libretto in opera.
Every script is called a script. Regardless of the genre, the script is still called the script.