5 differences between drama and acting?

1. Drama refers to a genre of literature, theatre, or film that portrays a conflict or struggle between characters, often ending in a resolution. Acting, on the other hand, refers to the art or skill of portraying a character in a play, movie, or other dramatic work.

2. Drama is a written work that tells a story, while acting is the performance of that story.

3. Drama can be fictional or non-fictional, while acting is always fictional.

4. Drama can be performed live or recorded, while acting is always performed live.

5. Drama is a collaborative effort between the playwright, director, actors, and other theatre professionals, while acting is the work of an individual actor.