Classification Drama

Drama depicting the tragedy is the sad story of the great and glorious. The characters involved in a major disaster. With this disaster story, playwright expects that viewers look at life optimistically. Authors may vary wanted to portray the beliefs about human imperfection. In the drama of tragedy is a tragedy heroes meaning characters who suffered tragic hero. In the history of drama, we know who is grief Greek drama. Narrated conflict between protagonist character with extraordinary powers that ended with the decision, destruction or death of the protagonist character. Dramatic works of Sophocles' trilogy is an example of Greek drama. Dramatic tragedies can be limited as a form of grief play rhyming dialogue that tells the main character who met destruction because of their own weaknesses, such as pride and envy nature. Shakespeare's dramas in addition to meeting criteria for other types of drama are also classified as a drama of tragedy. "Hamlet", "Machbet", and "Romeo-Yuliet" including drama grief. Another example of dramatic tragedy, for example: "Mrs. Alving, "by Henrik Ibsen," Juno "by O'Casey," Robert Mayo "by O'Neil," Blanche du Bois "by Williams, and" Willy Loman "by Miller.