Acto
Definition
An "acto" is one of the main divisions or sections within a play or theatrical performance. It represents a significant change in time, location, or plot development.
Related terms
Escena: A "escena" refers to a smaller division within an act. It represents a specific scene or sequence of events that occur in one location.
Diálogo: A "diálogo" is a conversation between two or more characters within an act.
Monólogo: A "monólogo" is when one character speaks alone on stage, expressing their thoughts and feelings directly to the audience.
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AP Spanish Literature - 6.1 La casa de Bernarda Alba – Federico García Lorca
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