The process of adapting a play involves changing the text so it has a different meaning. appears as a different character’s dialogue. is presented for a different audience. occurs at a different plot point.

The process of adapting a play involves changing the text so it is presented for a different audience.

Take the adaptation of "Romeo and Juliet" for the cinema. It has been done many times, and all adaptations are more concise than the play itself, since it is common sense that moviegoers have different expectations from the people who go see plays, that is, the first expect to see different things than the latter and vice-versa. When plays are adapted for the cinema, the vocabulary is usually less sophisticated and the linking of events is done in a more dynamic and fast-paced way, since that is exactly what the audience (the moviegoers) expect and crave to see.

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