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syllepsis
When a word has two meanings, butapplies to each in a completely different sense or with a shift between literal and figurative meanings. E.g. When Hamlet tells Horatio, ‘Give me the cup! Let go! By heaven I'll have't.'- he means let go of the cup but also let go of the hope that he will live and accept his death.
metonymy
A word or phrase used to stand for a larger concept or a closely related item. E.g. when Hamlet calls death ‘sleep’
Hypophora
Raising a question and immediately answering it yourself
Metatheatre
Style of drama that self-consciously acknowledges its own artificiality and reminds the audience they are watching a staged performance. Play within a play moment.