How does drama compare to other literary dramas?

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In contrast to other literary genres, drama is literature written for performance, for instance by actors on a stage or in a film.
<span>Almost every text meant to be performed rather than read can be considered drama. </span>

<span>When written down, drama consists of dialogues and monologues, with periodic stage directions that explain how actors should behave, look, speak and move.</span>

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