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| one who opposes actively competes with another in a play, most often with the protagonist. |
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| all stage lights go off simultaneously |
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| a person portrayed in a drama,novel, or other artistic piece. |
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| a factor, condition, and/or element that complicates the situation in a play. |
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| the solution, clarification, and/or unraveling of the plot of a play |
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| the area closest to the audience |
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| means of telling a stories by way of stage, film, television, radio, or computer discs |
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| means of communication characterized by the use of technology,radio, and computers |
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| the series of events following the climax |
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| an indication beforehand of something that is about to happen |
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| a triangular diagram that shows how a plot or storyline progresses |
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| the practice of mimicing or imitating |
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| the leading character in a play or other literary work |
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| monies paid for permission to stage a play |
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