The use of drama in an English classroom such as EFL / ESL is regarded as a proven language acquisition and learning method to improve all four skills: Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking, as well as other language areas such as vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation. When an integrated and communicative approach is adopted when teaching theater, a teacher can teach the language more effectively by directly involving students in activities inside or outside the classroom. On the other hand, the narrative element in the drama will create a very interesting and productive environment. Students will also understand the universal values implicit in dramatic texts. As an example, Robert Frost's One-Act Play, "The Death of the Employee." The reason for choosing this dramatic piece is because of the simple and straightforward style. In addition, the work and the experience of the writer are reflected in the use of the English language, all of which helps students to partic...
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