The "well-made play" emphasizes the meticulous construction and execution of the plot, with a focus on suspense, surprise, and the use of dramatic devices such as foreshadowing and reversals. It often features a carefully crafted storyline with a clear beginning, middle, and end, as well as a logical sequence of events. The well-made play pays great attention to detail and strives to engage the audience through the development and resolution of a central conflict.
