1. Definition of drama : Drama is the specific mode of fiction represented in performance.

Drama is a literary composition involving conflict, action crisis and atmosphere designed to be acted by players on a stage before an audience. This definition may be applied to motion picture drama as well as to the traditional stage. 2. Types of Drama:
1. Tragedy -- In general, tragedy involves the ruin of the leading characters. To

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the Greeks, it meant the destruction of some noble person through fate, To the Elizabethans, it meant in the first place death and in the second place the destruction of some noble person through a flaw in his character. Today it may not involve death so much as a dismal life, Modern tragedy often shows the tragedy not of the strong and noble but of the weak and mean, Comedy -- is lighter drama in which the leading characters overcome the difficulties which temporarily beset them Problem Play -- Drama of social criticism discusses social, economic, or political problems by means of a play. Farce -- When comedy involves ridiculous or hilarious complications without regard for human values, it becomes farce. Comedy of Manners -- Comedy which wittily portrays fashionable life. Fantasy -- A play sometimes, but not always, in comic spirit in which the author gives free reign to his fantasy, allowing things to happen without regard to reality. Melodrama -- Like farce, melodrama pays almost no attention to human values, but its object is to give a thrill instead of a laugh. Often good entertainment, never any literary value.

Types of Drama of Historical Interest:

1. Medieval mystery plays -- dealt with Bible stories and allegorical mysteries. 2. Chronicle plays -- dealt directly with historical scenes and characters. 3. Masques -- were slight plays involving much singing and dancing and

costuming. They were usually allegorical.

3. six ways to make good drama:
Selection of topics Observe what often happens around us. It can be an inspiration to define the topic of the drama which

we will show. # Determination of the characters, setting, and point of view Once we determine the topic of the drama which we will show, then we design the background, character, and point of view # Specify the plot Way of writing plays similar to how to write other stories. To determine the plot of the story, we must write a summary of the story (which consists of the early, middle, and end). then we must identify the elements of drama that we write. Example ---> Theme: Kebiakn repaid with evil. Leader: Budi (main character), Mr. Budi (being sick), and the owner of the stolen bag. Background: the district market. Story point of view: third person perspective (Bu Sastro). storyline should be interesting, in the end save kejutan2 # Create initial textual design After everything above is completed, then we must make keragka plot or narrative sequence. Think what would happen, when it happened, and how it happened. # Write the final manuscript When you finish writing the script, and the correction was doing repairs when needed. Then read the script of the play from beginning to end. After making sure there should be no revision, drama can be displayed. do not forget to select the appropriate character to character in the drama.

4. 20 terms of good drama text:

-For a drama, use a decent story in a drama staged -Selection of appropriate words with anyone who will watch the drama -Selection of the story should be in accordance with who will watch the drama Enhanced-Use correct spelling in Indonesian -In the drama, which dominates the bookmark text is staging a narrative essay -In the drama there is always a narrator to guide staging -If the staging of drama using a narrator, the narrator in the drama text in italics and bold Systematics of writing text-drama should be neat and clear -The title story is typed without using the dot at the end of the title. The text is a picture-drama course of the story, the original staging not be the same, but do not interrupt the drama -Use the sign "as the beginning of a sentence in a text conversation -Use a straight sentence in each sentence -Use the words in the sentence narration narrator -Things that are not standard . May be used for beautifying the interests of drama -The story line should be good. -The language used should not be raw, but just like in everyday life -Do not use harsh words on the rebound anger someone For scene-monologue, preferably using a figure of speech hyperbole

-For the text of the drama which was staged at the theater, it's worth taking a voiceover drama -No offending others
5.History Of English Drama Related Articles English Tongue Twister History Of Oxford Dictionary History Of Zero History Of He-Man Drama Activities For Children Drama is a literary composition, which is performed by professional actors on stage (or theatre), before an audience. It involves conflicts, actions and a particular theme. Eye-catching make up, facial expressions and body language of the artists are prominent features of a live performance. Although the art form exists in different countries, drama in England deserves special mention, because some of the legendary dramatists, including William Shakespeare, are associated with it. Go through the following lines and get some interesting information on the history, background and origin of English drama. Interesting Information On Background & Origin Of English Drama Emergence The Romans introduced drama to England, during the medieval period. A number of auditoriums were constructed for the performance of the art form, when it came to the country. Mummers' plays, associated with the Morris dance, became a popular form of street theatre during the period. The performances were based on the old stories of Saint George, Robin Hood and Dragon. The artists moved from town to town, to perform these folk tales. They were given money and hospitality, in return for their performance. The mystery and morality plays, performed during medieval period - at religious festivals, carried the Christian theme. English Renaissance The English Renaissance, a cultural and artistic movement in England country that lasted from 16th to early-17th century, paved the way for the dominance of drama in the country. Queen Elizabeth I ruled during the period, when great poetry and drama were produced. The renowned playwrights of this time included William Shakespeare, Christopher Marlowe, Ben Jonson and John Webster. The dramatists wrote plays based on themes like history, comedy and tragedy. While most of the playwrights specialized in only one of the themes, Shakespeare emerged as an artist who produced plays based on all the three themes.

Interregnum (1649-1660) During the period of Interregnum, the Puritans closed English theatres for their own religious purposes and ideological reasons. However, the theatres in London were reopened soon after the 'Restoration of the Monarchy' in 1660. With the support of Prince Charles II, the theatres continued to flourish in the country. The topical writing of the dramatists and the introduction of professional female actors to drama (until then, all the female characters were played by men) gained the attention of the audience.

The Restoration gave rise to the inclusion of new genres in drama, such as heroism and Restoration comedy. George Etherege's 'The Man of Mode' (1676), William Wycherley's 'The Country Wife' (1676), Aphra Behn's 'The Rover' (1677) John Dryden's 'All for Love' (1677) and (Aureng-Zebe) (1675) and Thomas Otway's 'Venice Preserved' (1682) were some of the popular plays of the period. Sexual explicitness was the highlight of the comic plays during the Restoration. Price Charles II and the aristocratic ethos of his court encouraged such plays, which started from 1660 and continued until 1685. 18th Century The Restoration comedy in England, which had started in the later half of the 17th century, faded away with the advent of the 18th century. Domestic tragedy and sentimental comedy became the new flavor of the period. Fair-booth burlesque and musical entertainment, which preceded the English music hall, flourished during the period, suppressing the popularity of legitimate English drama. Victorian Era (1837-1901) Musical burlesques and comic operas competed with the plays written by Shakespeare, during the Victorian Era. The German Reed Entertainments took efforts to give a boost to the musical theatre in Britain, in 1855. In 1890, the first series of Edwardian musical comedies were introduced to the country. Improved transportation resulted in the movement of the audience, who could now afford to travel to the theatres late in the night as well. The number of potential patrons of English theatre saw a significant growth. As a result, plays started running for longer duration in the theatres. With time, more and more people started coming to theatres. This resulted in drama being a profit making business. The increase in the audience resulted in the improvement in the production value of drama. The art form recorded consecutive performance, due to the increase in its popularity. The late Victorian Era saw the growing fame of W. S. Gilbert and Oscar Wilde, leading poets and dramatists of the period. The plays written by Wilde had close resemblance to those written by the Edwardian dramatists, such as George Bernard Shaw (an Irishman) and Henrik Ibsen (a Norwegian). Emergence Of New Medium The Edwardian musical comedy, together with foreign operetta imports, occupied the London stage until World War I, when they were replaced by the increasing popularity of American musical theatre and comedies. Noel Coward, Ivor Novello and their contemporaries soon replaced the Edwardian musical comedy. It was during this time that a new medium - motion picture - started gaining popularity. Initially, the motion pictures comprised of silent movies.

With the passing time, the movies were premiered with sound tracks. This posed a challenge to the live theatre performance, which faced a downfall. In the 1920s, films like 'The Jazz Singer', released with synchronized sound track, made the critics assume that the 'new medium' would soon replace live theatre. However, the English drama didn't vanish away altogether. Playwrights continued to exist, though some of the dramatists started writing for the new medium. The Present Time The majority of musical dramas of the 20th century were written by Andrew Lloyd Webber, who dominated the scene during the period. His works gained immense popularity. Consequently, the dramas traveled to Broadway in New York and around the world. Some of them were turned into feature films as well. Postmodernism had a serious effect on the existence of English drama, in the end of 20th century. However, a large number of theatres still exist around Shaftesbury Avenue, in the western part of London. The Royal Shakespeare Company, operating from Stratford-upon-Avon (Shakespeare's hometown), currently produces most of the plays written by the legendary dramatist.

6. The Tragedy of Macbeth (commonly called Macbeth) is a tragedy by William Shakespeare

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7.Princess Hours
Korean drama Princess Hours is also popular in Indonesia. Princess Hours tells the story of the royal family by setting the 21st century. The story begins when the emperor is ill, and sentenced her age will not be long. So the Queen Mother had no choice but to find a mate son crown prince Lee Shin in order to ascend to the throne. The series starring Yoon Eun Hye as Shin Chae kyeong, Joo Ji Hoon as Lee Shin Kim Jeong Hoon as Yul Sung Eui and other stars. This drama series genre romance, comedy. Why Indonesian peoples like Korean drama, in corean Because the drama there are many actors / actris are so beautiful and handsome. Moreover, They can make a good plot of the story make all of WHO peoples in Indonesia feel same like in the story. A. great respect for the parents, in the sense that no parents want to fight, despite sometimes being the wrong parents. Drama series or filmKorea is the image of Korea's own culture, Eastern culture that still cling to the ethics and propriety. Unlike movies or soap operas in Indonesia that often show children who rebel, rebel, no manners, always arguing with parents jugular vein, Korean films far from all bad things were. You certainly will not find these scenes, even if you're staring at a lot of fim and Korean drama. 2. . In Korean films are also often encountered a scene which considers sacred keepsakes. Hence they often planted the object. For example, in the television series Princess Hours, which was planted two train tickets to mark the first encounter with the prince's first love railway station

waiting room. Later in the movie Almost Love off the keepsakes is a toy marbles and a bell that sounds when the wind blows. The memories are still attached in the comedy My Sassy Girl which also have keepsakes (love letters) planted on the hill which is characterized by a banyan tree. 3. The characters portrayed are not "jaim" alias guard image. They behave as it is, without any impression made-buat.Seperti Song Hye-Kyo, who plays Han Ji-eun to regurgitate the contents of the food indifferently to Rain, who plays Li Yeong-jae, because of a glut. Though Li Yeong-jae is a great actor who is very gallant. In filmPrincess Hours, we will smile amused and disgusted when I discovered Princess Scen-jing has turned out to slobber a lot, even wet the back of the Prince Li-Xin, even though they had slept together for the first time. 4. Korean films often have more than one title (if it aired in different countries). For example, or Winter Ballad Winter Sonata. Or Stairway to Heaven also has another title: Stairway of Heaven and Stairly Way to Heaven. 5. There would be no scenes of love-love hug or kiss kiss here and there dalamfilm Korean series. Korean director is known for his economy and stingy in showing scenes of hugs and kisses in the movies besutannya. That's why Korean drama series is guaranteed safe to watch the kids though, and parents do not need to be embarrassed if it should be "watching together" with the kids mereka.Tak like most soap operas and films Indonesia that many have no identity, becoming westernized westerlies, easy to find scenes of hugs and kisses that are sometimes unnecessary, Korean series is still keeping the Eastern culture. As the people of Indonesia who is also the East, I am proud to watch Korean movies. Even if there is a kissing scene, it's certainly not a French-style hot kiss, but only kiss typical Korean, just put each other's lips, but it felt even more seductive and intriguing. Even in my daily life the term "kiss of Korea". # I think Indonesia need to insert drama to their education because this important for the student as well 9.. Cedil guru stress . its comedy drama. Because inside of this drama only contain the joke and a little bit seriously. Moreover the main charater is so funy make the viewrs laugh. How to How to preserve its existence especially in Bali is with insert the drama lesson in education emidiately. In addition, all of student can learn abaout baliness drama as soon as possible and directly can learn their cultures inside. 10. English Renaissance theatre, also known as early modern English theatre, refers to the theatre of England, largely based in London, which occurred between 1567, when the first English theatre 'The Red Lion' was opened;[1] and the closure of the theatres in 1642. It includes the drama of William Shakespeare, Christopher Marlowe and many other famous playwrights. Because in this era The English Renaissance, a cultural and artistic movement in England country that lasted from 16th to early-17th century, paved the way for the dominance of drama in the country.