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difference between a full drama and an one act play​

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Answered by komuraiahpaidipala
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Explanation: A one act play is a play where all the action happens in one act with no breaks, that is, the scene is continuous and the setting most likely will not change. ... A drama, on the other hand, is only within the parameters of genre, where by definition the play is dramatic.

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