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LIT 106

Categories: Part 1, University Courses

About Course

LIT 106 introduces students to drama as a dynamic and performative genre of literature that combines dialogue, action, and stagecraft to tell compelling stories. Unlike prose and poetry, drama is written for performance, and this makes it a unique blend of literary and theatrical expression.

What Will You Learn?

  • Understand the basic concepts and nature of drama
  • Identify key elements such as plot, character, and conflict
  • Analyze dialogue and dramatic techniques
  • Distinguish between different types of drama
  • Interpret stage directions and performance features
  • Understand the structure of a play
  • Develop skills in dramatic analysis
  • Appreciate drama as both literature and performance

Course Content

What is Drama?

  • Meaning and Definitions of Drama
    07:49
  • Type of Drama
    10:15
  • Elements of Drama
    10:52

History of Drama

Selected Plays Analysis (MACBETH)

The Trials of Brother Jero

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