When you read drama—literature meant to be performed—you give your imagination a workout. Use the plays presented in this unit to hear and see the scenes acted before you. As you read, learn more about the elements that make drama a unique form of writing: dialogue, stage directions, characterization, and theme.Check out the Additional Questions, Hot Links, Internet Activities, Reading Strategies, and Self-Tests for this unit using the navigation bar at the left. |
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| Charles Dickens | A Christmas Carol: Scrooge and Marley Dramatized by Israel Horovitz | ||
| Act I | 600 | ||
| Act II | 627 | ||
| Rod Serling | The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street | Teleplay | 666 |