| Across |
| 2. | an observation or remark made by a character to the audience not heard by other actors |
| 4. | what happens in a play; the order of events; the story as opposed to the theme |
| 5. | the area where the actors perform the play |
| 6. | a part/character/person written by a playwright |
| 7. | preparing a play for performance |
| 9. | selecting which actors will play which roles/characters |
| 14. | a work written to be spoken by just one person |
| 16. | the principal(main) character around whom the action revolves |
| 17. | the words spoken by the actors during a play |
| 18. | what the play means as opposed to what happens (plot); the main idea or message within the play |
| 20. | the art of evaluating or analyzing the play |
| 21. | the word choices made by the playwright; the enunciation of the actors speaking the lines |
| 22. | the individual who writes the play |
| 23. | the state of anxiety induced in the audience by the threat of danger to a character |
| 24. | the character who provides obstacle |