Materials and Costumes Things like tables, chairs and tools that are used on stage to make the drama seem real. A few good, simple props are all that are needed. Many things, like walls and doors, can be imagined. The actors can help the audience imagine things are there, and this adds to the fun. For example, if the scene is inside a house, someone can pretend to knock on an unseen door.
Costumes can usually be simple.
Keeping People's Attention Entertainment does not only mean being funny. A bit of humor is important, but too much can quickly become boring. A play or drama will hold people s attention if it has lots of movement and action and it has conflicts or surprises. Try to balance serious or sad events with happy or funny events. Humor is important when the story is disturbing or threatening.