The Modern Morality Play

A moral drama can be defined as an allegorical drama popular especially in the 15th and 16th centuries, where letters describe abstract qualities and concepts as direct conflicts between right and wrong, and from them moral lessons learned "Today, the moral play" everyone "occasionally plays and reads at universities and church organizations. These works usually focus on academic or religious ideology. Ron Tanner, author of "Human Humor" and "Middle Age English Moral Drama", believes that the value of this drama is beyond this narrow focus.

The moral drama (modern term) became a unique form of drama around 1400 and prospered in early England 's early morning. Characters are often used to represent different moral ideals. For example, everyone includes such personality as good deeds, knowledge, and power, strengthening conflicts between the good and evil of the audience. A patient castle (about 1400-1425) represents the progress of the prototype character from birth to death. Joses (around 1567) is an early example of late "confused morality", such as Orestes' classic story and traditional adverbs of the medieval allegory, alternate cartoons, farm scenes, and serious and miserable. The important thing at those times is the folk drama of the mime actor who plays during Christmas. In the reign of Henry VIII, the coat mask was particularly popular.

Greek and Roman theaters are thought to be the predecessor of the modern theater, medieval theaters, passionate drama, moral drama and Commedia dell'arte are thought to have great influence. Elizabethan dramas such as William Shakespeare, Christopher Marlow, Ben Jonsson are considered one of the most formative and important times of contemporary dramas. Soap opera is a popular form of cultural drama that was first broadcast in the United States in the 1930s and then televised several decades later on television. A music video was also developed in the western part of the mid-20th century. The music theater was held in the western part from the 19th century to the 20th century and an important contribution of concert hall, comedy opera, cabaret, Jeshidian diaspora, African American, and other surrounding people