Dramatic Technique

Dramatic technique refers to the methods and tools used by playwrights and directors to enhance storytelling in theater. This includes elements like dialogue, stage directions, lighting, sound, and set design, which together convey emotions, develop characters, and create tension. Techniques such as monologues, asides, and flashbacks can reveal thoughts or backstory, while the use of symbolism can add deeper meaning. These components work together to engage the audience and evoke a strong emotional response, making the performance memorable and impactful.