Here are the answers to your questions, kamogelo. 3.3 What do we call the main idea of a drama play? The main idea of a drama play is called the theme. 3.4 What term is used to name the person who writes drama plays called? The person who writes drama plays is called a playwright. Question 4: Formulate a career guidance brochure for learners aspiring to follow a career in acting by filling in the information in column B. 4.1 What are actors? Actors are performers who portray characters in plays, films, television shows, or other dramatic productions. They use their voice, body, and emotions to bring stories to life. 4.2 What do actors do? Actors study scripts, memorize lines, develop characters, and perform in front of an audience or camera. They collaborate with directors and other cast members to convey emotions and narratives effectively. 4.3 Where can actors get training? Name two tertiary institutions. a) Drama schools (e.g., New York Film Academy, Royal Academy of Dramatic Art) b) University theatre programs (e.g., University of the Witwatersrand School of Arts, University of Cape Town Centre for Theatre, Dance & Performance Studies) 4.4 What do actors learn at tertiary institutions? At tertiary institutions, actors learn various skills including acting techniques (e.g., method acting, Stanislavski), voice projection and articulation, movement and physical theatre, script analysis, character development, stagecraft, and theatre history. 4.5 What other skills can make actors more versatile and employable? Mention two of them. a) Singing b) Dancing 4.6 Where can actors act after they have completed their studies? Mention 4 places. a) Theatre (stage plays, musicals) b) Film (movies) c) Television (series, commercials, soap operas) d) Radio (radio dramas, voice-overs) 3 done, 2 left today. You're making progress.