2. A compelling plot. The plot of your drama should be engaging and suspenseful, with a clear conflict that drives the action forward. There should be twists and turns, and the stakes should be high.
3. Vivid and believable dialogue that drives the action and plot. The dialogue in your drama should be realistic and believable, but it should also be dramatic and engaging. It should help to move the plot forward and reveal the characters' motivations.
4. A strong sense of theme. Your drama should have a clear theme, or central message, that is explored throughout the course of the play. This theme should be relevant to the characters' lives and the conflicts they face.
5. A sense of spectacle (a show within the main show to excite the audience). Your drama should be visually appealing and exciting to watch. This can be achieved through the use of lighting, sound effects, and staging.
6. A memorable conclusion (the climax of the drama). The ending of your drama should be satisfying and leave the audience with something to think about. It should tie up the loose ends of the plot and provide a sense of closure.
7. Unity. All of the elements of your drama should work together to create a unified whole. The plot, characters, dialogue, and theme should all be connected and support each other.