A poster that explains the dramatic element of language.
This educational poster is useful for students who are studying the elements of drama, as well as those who are learning the basics of theatre and performance skills.
Language
Language refers to the words that are spoken in a drama. Carefully choosing the words in a drama helps to create character, communicate ideas and create dramatic meaning.
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