Week 4. What is Drama?

 What is Drama? 

: Please try to describe theater as if you were explaining this concept to a person sho never heard of it

Drama is a comprehensive work of art made by many people, including writers, actors, and directors, and is often seen on television. It is a video program that storytelling the characters' various forms of conflict and the resolution of the conflict. That's why drama is called the art of conflict.' It has the character of fiction in that it deals with reality but is based on fictional characters, spaces, and themes. There are components of motion, dialogue, and plot in the drama, and conflicts or tensions between individuals, individuals, and society and the state are used as the main themes. Television dramas are classified into one-act dramas, daily soap operas, weekend soap operas, and mini-series, and by subject, they are classified as home dramas, historical dramas, melodrama, orthodox dramas, rhetorical dramas, social dramas and rural dramas. Every drama pursues a dramatic situation ahead of its perfection, whether it's crazy or fair. To make the drama more interesting, you can imagine the next scene or event as if you were a drama writer. If you look for important things in dramas or see how major events change, you can enjoy the drama more.


And here's a song that expresses 'drama' with interesting lyrics.

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