Monologue. Prose Tableau. Breath control. Poetic devices.

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• Monologue: A long speech delivered by one character in a play or film, often expressing their thoughts or feelings directly to the audience or another character.
• Prose: Written or spoken language in its ordinary form, without metrical structure, as opposed to poetry.
• Tableau: A frozen scene or pose created by actors on stage, often used to depict a moment in time, an artistic image, or to convey emotion without dialogue.
• Breath control: The ability to regulate and manage one's breathing for sustained vocalization, projection, or physical exertion, crucial for actors and singers.
• Poetic devices: Literary techniques used in poetry to create specific effects, such as imagery, metaphor, simile, alliteration, and rhythm.