1. Plot: The structure and sequence of events that make up the story.
2. Character: The people or animals who experience the events of the plot.
3. Thought: The ideas and beliefs that drive the characters' actions.
4. Diction: The language used to communicate the thoughts and actions of the characters.
5. Music: The sounds that accompany the action of the play.
6. Spectacle: The visual aspects of the play, including scenery, costumes, and lighting.
7. Dance: The movement of the actors on stage.
8. Time: The duration of the play, and the way in which time is represented in the play.
9. Place: The setting of the play, and the way in which place is represented in the play.