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The individuals that partake in the action of the play. They can range from protagonists to antagonists, and their development throughout the narrative is crucial, as they are the source of actions and dialogues that propel the plot forward.

The central idea, topic, or point of a play. It's the universal truth or message that the narrative aims to convey to the audience, often offering insight into the human experience or societal values.

The visual elements of a production, including the set design, costumes, special effects, and other aesthetic considerations. Spectacle can support the play's narrative and help immerse the audience in the world of the play.

The category of the play that defines its style, form, and content. Common genres include tragedy, comedy, drama, and farce, each with its own conventions and expectations.

The struggle between opposing forces that is central to the drama's plot. It creates tension and interest by challenging the characters and provoking change or growth.

The conversation between characters within a play. It's the primary mode through which the story develops character, advances the plot, and provides exposition without direct narration.

The time and place in which the play's story unfolds. It helps to establish context, mood, and atmosphere, providing a backdrop against which the plot progresses and the characters interact.

The sequence of events or actions in a play, movie, novel, or similar work. It represents the structure of the narrative and encompasses the challenges and conflicts the characters face, leading to a climax and resolution.

The auditory elements in a play, which can include actual music, or the rhythm of dialogue and speech. Music often underscores themes, sets mood, and can also be used as a motif.