DRAMA
Basics of Drama Definition Drama may be defined as an articulate story presented in action. There are thus three aspects by which a drama could be defined. Firstly, there needs to be a story, that is, a sequence of events. Secondly, it is to be performed in the form of action. Drama unlike novel is not a narrative but a performative art. Thirdly, the enactment must be articulate (ie) in dispersed with dialogues. An enactment without dialogues is not a drama but a pantomime. Constituent Elements Fundamentally four elements are required to produce a drama. In the first place, we need an idea, the seed from which the plot is evolved. In the second, we need actors to perform the plot with action and dialogues. In the third, we need a space or venue where the performance could take place. Finally in the fourth, we need an audience to view the performance. Basic Types Broadly speaking, there are three types of drama. These are tragedy, comedy and tragicomedy. Tragedy is a serious