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Drama is a performance piece that is written to be presented on stage to an audience. A more common term for drama is a play. All plot actions and character development is shown through the actions and speech, or dialogue, of the actors. Drama can be written as prose or poetry and may be fiction or nonfiction, although usually dramas are fictional. Drama in its written form will include directions for the actors and descriptions of the setting.
This set includes different kindergarten appropriate reading passages, and includes most of the Kindergarten sight words from t...
While a young man's fancy may turn to love in the spring, it's on everyone's mind as February 14th, a.k.a. St. Valentine's Day,...
Is there any more magical phrase than “Once upon a time”? This beginning of so many classic fairy tales sends the reader into a...
"For never was there a tale of more woe/Than this of Juliet and her Romeo." The last lines of William Shakespeare's "Romeo an...
by William Shakespeare from As You Like It
Act II Scene 7 passage: This famous monolouge from S...
by William Shakespeare from The Merchant of Venice
Act IV, Scene 1 passage: William Shakespeare's chara...
by William Shakespeare from Romeo and Juliet
Act III passage: Everything seemed to be going so we...
by William Shakespeare from Macbeth
Act V passage: Macbeth's lament for his wife is full...
by George Bernard Shaw from Pygmalion
The much-loved musical "My Fair Lady" had its origi...
by Florence Holbrook from Dramatic Reader for Lower Grades
One of the most popular fairy tales of all time is “...