How is drama different from prose and poetry?

Answer 1

DRAMA

-- theater performed play: a serious play written for performance on stage, television, or radio

-- arts plays as genre: works written for performance on the stage, television, or radio considered as a literary genre

-- theater producing or performing plays: the performance, production, or writing of plays considered as a job, activity, or subject to be studied

POETRY

-- literature in verse: literary works written in verse, in particular verse writing of high quality, great beauty, emotional sincerity or intensity, or profound insight

PROSE

-- language that is not poetry: writing or speech in its normal continuous form, without the rhythmic or visual line structure of poetry

Answer 2

Drama is the genre of literature that's subject for compositions is dramatic art in the way it is represented. This genre is stories composed in verse or prose, usually for theatrical performance, where conflicts and emotion are expressed through dialogue and action.

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Answer 3

The difference is that a play is with acting and you don't have to read while doing the play.

Answer 4

Strictly speaking drama is the script which is a form of literature. It is used for the basis of the theater production, which is the performing art.

Answer 5

drama is like a action