Drama is a prose or verse composition intended to be performed by actors impersonating characters and performing dialogue and action. Theatre reflects a society's views on history, philosophy, religion, social structure, and assumptions about humanity, nature, and the world according to a community college professor. The document discusses what drama is and how it can add to language arts as well as what theatre does for society.

1. What is Drama? What can it add to language arts?

2. Drama: A prose or verse composition, especially one telling a serious story, that is intended for representation by actors impersonating the characters and performing the dialogue and action.

3. What does theatre do for us? Theatre reflects and possibly affects its society's view of the world: its history, philosophy, religious attitudes, social structure, theoretical assumptions, its way of thinking about humanity and the world and nature. (Northern Virginia Community College Professor) WICKED

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