ONE-ACT PLAY
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One-Act Play.
One-Act Play - as a noun
A short play consisting of one act.
Example: "The origin of the one-act play may be traced to the very beginning of drama: in ancient greece, cyclops, a satyr play by euripides, is an early example."
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one-acterExample Sentences
"I have been cast in a leading role in a one-act play for our school's theater production."
"The local theater group is hosting a festival featuring several one-act plays."
"My friend wrote a brilliant one-act play that won first place in the drama competition."
"We spent weeks rehearsing for our performance of the one-act play."
"The one-act play was filled with suspense and kept the audience on the edge of their seats."
