A "playscript" is essentially the written form of a play, designed to be performed on stage
Characters:
Think of characters as the people in the story. A playscript has different people who talk and do things.
Introduction:
This is like the beginning of the play. It tells you who the people are and where the story happens. It helps you understand what's going on.
Brackets:
Sometimes, the playscript tells you how the characters are feeling or what they are doing in words inside these ( ) marks. These are called stage directions. They help the actors know how to act.
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The elements of this playscript: 1. Characters:
2. Setting:
3. Plot:
4. Theme:
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