A stage play Script
Proscenium Stage The proscenium is the most popular type of theater stage. The stage faces out and is well known for its curtain, which separates the production from the audience. Thrust Stage The thrust stage brings the audience closer to the production. The stage itself and the surrounding audience chairs form a semicircle. Theater in the Round The “theater in the round” quite literally gives the audience a unique perspective every time they see the play. It also changes the dynamic of how you present scenes. A stage play is a story written that’s intended to be performed in a theater. Stage plays usually include a character glossary (dramatis personae), setting and time, and outlined act and scenes. Intermissions and act/scene-endings are almost always written into the script, as are stage directions, dialogue, and actions. Famous Types of Stage Plays: Comedies Dramas Tragedies Histories Satires Musicals Farces Guide to play script formatting The first is the title page — which