What is the sequence of events in a play called?

The sequence of events in a play is called the plot. The plot is the main storyline of the play and it includes all of the major events that happen in the play. The plot is usually divided into three parts: the exposition, the rising action, and the falling action. The exposition introduces the characters and setting of the play. The rising action is the part of the play where the conflict builds and the characters face challenges. The falling action is the part of the play where the conflict is resolved and the play comes to an end.