A drama is typically organized into acts and scenes. Each act is a major division within the play, typically separated by intermissions, and each scene is a smaller division within an act. The organization of a drama may also include a prologue or introduction to set the stage for the audience, as well as an epilogue or conclusion to wrap up the story. Additionally, dramas may be organized into different parts, such as acts, scenes, and dialogue, to help structure the storyline and character development. The organization of a drama helps to guide the audience through the plot and themes of the play.
