* The title of the play
* The playwright's name
* The date the play was written
* The name of the theater company or organization that produced the play
Act
* A major division of a play that typically contains several scenes.
* Each play is split into acts, and each act consists of various scenes.
* Typically, a change of scene occurs when a new act starts.
* All the acts together make up the entire story of the play
Scene
* A subdivision of an act that takes place in a single location and time period.
* Plays consist of series of shorter sections called scenes.
* Each scene in a play contains dialogues and directions on how it should be performed.
Dialogue
* The conversations between the characters in a play.
* Includes the words that characters speak on stage, which drives the plot forward and reveals information about the characters and their motivations.
* It can also convey dramatic tension and create emotional moments.
Stage Directions
* Instructions from the playwright about how the play should be performed.
* Provides information on the setting, character movements, and actions, as well as specific details on how scenes should be staged and performed.
* May also include descriptions of characters' appearances, gestures, and facial expressions.
Character List
* A list of the characters in the play, including their names and a brief description of their role.
* May also include information about their relationships to other characters and their overall importance to the story.