Home›Dramatists and Playwrights›Art MovementBrowse ByArt MovementFactsArt MovementSourcesComments (0)Reader Challenges (0)FactsComparisonCore Arts DisciplineWell-attestedTheatre 1Art MovementBrowseCompareAbsurdist DramatistsDramatists and Playwrights5 entriesAfrican and Postcolonial DramatistsDramatists and Playwrights3 entriesAmerican DramatistsDramatists and Playwrights4 entriesAncient Greek DramatistsDramatists and Playwrights3 entriesBritish and Irish DramatistsDramatists and Playwrights3 entriesChinese Classical DramatistsDramatists and Playwrights2 entriesEnglish Renaissance DramatistsDramatists and Playwrights2 entriesEuropean Avant-Garde DramatistsDramatists and Playwrights3 entriesFrench Classical DramatistsDramatists and Playwrights3 entriesIndian DramatistsDramatists and Playwrights2 entriesItalian DramatistsDramatists and Playwrights2 entriesJapanese Classical Theatre DramatistsDramatists and Playwrights2 entriesRealist and Naturalist DramatistsDramatists and Playwrights5 entriesSpanish Golden Age DramatistsDramatists and Playwrights2 entriesWeimar Classicism DramatistsDramatists and Playwrights2 entriesSources1. National Core Arts Standards: Theatre Introductiontier 1National Coalition for Core Arts StandardsArticle textQuote, Article textDrama processes encompass envisioned worlds and unscripted activities designed to engage students in a wide range of real and imagined issues; theatre includes the broader and more traditional conventions of the craft that have been developed over the centuries-scripted plays, acting, public performance, and stagecraft.View the SourceComments (0)No comments yet. Be the first to share a thought.Sign in to join the discussion.Reader Challenges (0)No disputes yet. Spotted an error or a better source? Open the first one.Sign in to dispute this or suggest a correction.