1. Character Interpretation and Performance | Acting choices for roles such as Oedipus, Phebe, Eddie, and Bridegroom to shape audience perception.

2. Directorial Approach and Stage Action | Strategies to highlight political themes, romantic confusions, and power dynamics in different plays.

3. Set and Costume Design | Use of costumes, accessories, and staging to reflect character status, emotions, and period accuracy.

4. Technical Elements in Drama | Application of lighting, sound, and special effects to enhance atmosphere and storytelling.

5. Themes and Audience Engagement | Exploration of tragedy, comedy, social critique, and emotional impact in dramatic works.

6. Comparative Analysis of Dramatic Styles | Examination of different playwrights’ approaches to conflict, character development, and visual storytelling.