What are the basic characteristics of drama art?

Drama refers to the form of drama based on dialogue. Although a small amount of music and singing can be used in drama, the main narrative means is the unaccompanied dialogue or monologue of actors on the stage. Drama is a comprehensive art, and script, director, performance, beautiful dance, lighting and comments are indispensable. China's traditional drama is not drama, and some western traditional dramas, such as ancient Greek dramas, are not strictly dramas because of their extensive use of chorus. Modern western stage plays are generally dramas if they are not labeled as musicals, operas, etc. The basic characteristics of drama art are as follows: stage. Drama performances at all times and all over the world are completed with the help of the stage. In order to facilitate the actors to perform the plot and the audience to appreciate it from all angles, there are various styles of stage design. Intuition. Drama is first expressed by actors' dialogues, actions, gestures and monologues. , directly affect the audience's vision and hearing.

And through makeup, clothing and other means to shape the characters, so that the audience can intuitively appreciate the appearance characteristics of the characters in the play. Comprehensive. Drama is a comprehensive art, which is characterized by shaping a specific artistic image on the stage and directly showing the scenes of social life to the audience. Dialogue. The difference between drama and other dramas is that it expresses the plot, depicts the characters and expresses the theme through a large number of stage dialogues. After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), theaters and troupes were established in all cities in the province. Over the past decades, the drama industry has developed rapidly, and a number of actors who enjoy high reputation both inside and outside the province have been trained. Drama with dialogue and action as the main means of expression. It first appeared on the eve of the Revolution of 1911, when it was called "new drama" or "civilized drama". The new drama gradually declined after the Revolution of 1911. After the May 4th Movement, European drama was introduced into China, and modern drama in China rose, which was called "American drama" and "white drama" at that time.

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