Elements of a full length play

• Full-length play


  Includes several acts, each containing several scenes and much longer. It is known to be an evening-length play and lasts for 3 hours.
• Plot


  Sequence of events that unfold throughout the story. That includes Exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution.
• Characters


  The one who drives the plot through actions and words.
• Dialogue


  Spoken exchanges between the characters that reveal their personalities.
• Setting


  Time and place.
• Theme


  Central idea or message explored in the play.
• Conflict


  Tension that drives the plot forward and creates drama.
• Structure


  The organization of the play includes acts, scenes.
• Symbolism & Imagery


  Visual elements to convey deeper meanings throughout the play.
• Tone


  Overall mood or atmosphere.