He says the mystery goes out of the play and newer, more creative measures must be taken. The fact that this type of entertainment actually grows over time suggests that it is a higher art form. If the plots, imagery and other factors remained steady and unchanging, it would be a low form of entertainment but since they evolve with the audience, they prove to be a higher, more sophisticated form. Thus, higher art. This communication is not babble, drawings of stick figures or physical as far as the audience-performer relationship.
Plays are an intrinsic combination of words, meanings, actions, inventions, and so much more.
By creating a play, the author is demonstrating his command of language and it s relationship to movement and meaning. The audience not only has to listen to the words but also watch the actors more about the stage and gesture both subtly and grandly in order to receive the entire message. Plays require the use of vision and auditory perception and encourage the audience to interpret a meaning as well as decipher clues. Any for of art that not only encourages but demands attention, perception and thinking, definitely needs to be recognized as something great. When the author uses metaphors and images from widely know sources without expressly citing his sources, the audience needs to recall their memories of that particular story or image in order to fully understand the meaning of the words they hear and thus understand the meaning of the work.