Which Mode of Performance Makes the Drama "Dramatic" as Opposed

question 29

Multiple Choice

Which mode of performance makes the drama "dramatic" as opposed to simply theatrical,enabling the audience to concentrate on the events that are being portrayed and not on their method of demonstration?

• A)representational
• B)presentational
• C)transparent
• D)imperative

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