Atmosphere - the feeling or mood created by the dramatic action., Audience Engagement - The actor-audience relationship, Focus - the frame directing the attention of the audience & between performers. It is also the concentration and belief of the performer., Language - Verbal & non-verbal communication on the stage., Moment - The control & manipulation of the tempo in the main dramatic moments., Movement - Dictates situations, roles and relationships through physical action., Place - Where the action occurs., Rhythm - Manipulation of timing through pace and tempo., Role & Character - The point of view and values of a character. Their personality, background & motivation., Situation - The circumstances the characters are in., Sound - Aural devices that enhance the performance by building tension., Space - The shape of the stage/performance space & use of the spatial design between performers & the audience., Structure - The framework the content is presented through., Symbol - Meaning created through symbols via language, movement, gesture, objects, design and staging., Tension - The force that engages the performances & the audience., Time - The period in which the dramatic action occurs.,

The Elements of Drama

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