Ultimately,the Practice of Dividing Plays into Genre Is

question 29

Multiple Choice

Ultimately,the practice of dividing plays into genre is

• A)not helpful to an audience member in deciding which play to go see.
• B)of no interest to the production team of actors,designers,and producers.
• C)always subjective because each play is unique.
• D)observed only for high scholarly writings to be analyzed.

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