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What is the speech at beginning of a play called?

The speech at the beginning of a play is called a Prologue.

Here's a breakdown:

* Prologue: A speech or scene that introduces the play, often setting the scene, explaining the background, or foreshadowing the plot.

* Epilogue: A speech or scene that comes at the end of the play, summarizing what has happened, offering a reflection on the events, or suggesting the future.

While not every play has a prologue, they are a common feature in many dramatic works.

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