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A smaller portion of a section of a drama?
scene =].
What does USL mean in drama?
USL in drama means Upstage Left.
What does diction mean in drama?
to dictate
What is the word that best defines A Large section of drama that contains several sub-sectons?
It's a bit ambiguous. A play is a large section of drama that contains several acts. An act is a large section of drama that contains several scenes. A scene is a large section of drama that contains several lines.
What does control mean in drama?
it mean that when you are in drama class our when you are in what ever you at and what ever your doing you need to have self control ok thx have a nice day
What does lazzo mean in drama?
a small laugh scene
What does flash forward mean in drama?
its something you can see in the future in a scene
What is scene moves in Drama?
Do you mean scene change? If so it means that when you change locations or set peices or costume.
What does the words pair work mean in drama?
When you work with a partner to do a scene - either improv or rehearsed.
What does tableau mean in drama?
A tableau in drama shows emotion and feelings but has no spaces in between you and another character in the scene. You can fill in these gaps by adding another character.
What does whole class drama mean?
Whole class drama is basically its name. It's where the whole class joins together and makes up a scene or more.
What does Stay in character most the time mean in drama?
I think it is ike staying on the stage most the time not out of the scene.
What does the term foil mean in drama?
The word "foil" in drama means "a character or scene that is set up as a contrast to another so that each will stand out vividly." Hope that helped
What does without incident mean?
Without causing a scene or perpetuating an "incident"; in other words, without causing drama(slang).
A smaller portion of a section of a drama?
scene =].
What is a smaller portion of a section of a drama?
scene
What does back drops mean in drama?
The Back-drop - is a large moveable curtain, pained with a scene that is placed at the back of a theatre. For example, it could be a street scene with cars, people and buildings.
