Title: Writing the Parts of a Stage Play Script
Headings: Writing the Parts of a Stage Play Script
Writing the Parts of a Stage Play Script
An Introduction to Writing a Script
Parts of a Play
Plot
Exposition
Dialogue
Conflict
Complications
Climax

Content: Writing dialogue is a challenging task, but it is your chance to flaunt your artistic side. Things to consider when writing dialogue are: Habits or accents that provide insight into the character
Actions or behavior the character displays while talking
Conflict
Many plots involve a struggle to make things interesting. This struggle or conflict can be anything from a concept in one person’s head to a battle between characters. The struggle can exist between good and evil, between one character and another, or between a dog and a cat. Complications
If your story is going to have a conflict, it should also have complications that make the conflict even more interesting. For instance, a struggle between a dog and a cat can be complicated by the fact that the dog falls in love with the cat. Or the fact that the cat lives in the house and the dog lives outside. Climax
The climax happens when the conflict is resolved in some way. It is the most exciting part of a play, but the journey toward a climax can be choppy.