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(231 results)
Contains:
act,
stage direction
Often used in the same context:
melodrama,
soap opera,
dramedy,
thriller,
comedy,
suspense,
intrigue,
docudrama,
dramatization,
tragicomedy,
miniseries,
whodunit,
potboiler,
plotline,
sagas,
telefilm,
fable,
dramatics,
subplot,
cliffhanger,
sitcom,
soaper,
psychodrama,
storyline,
riveting,
romance,
tearjerker,
weepie,
soapier,
episode,
playlet,
tale,
pathos,
teleplay,
farce,
satire,
tudors,
cliffhanging,
denouement,
stageplay,
high jinks,
telenovela,
epic,
parter,
theatrics,
film,
biopic,
talky,
slapstick,
hijinks,
caper,
screenplay,
oater,
grand guignol,
movie,
laffer,
melodramatics,
documentary,
film noir,
engrossing,
tearjerking,
romancer,
seriocomedy,
roundelay,
dramatist,
david mamet,
noir,
script,
spectacle,
fiction,
actioner,
tragi,
hilarity,
bravura,
premieres,
tension,
fairy tale,
shakespearean,
torchwood,
topicality,
jean giraudoux,
grimness,
testees,
histrionics,
thrills,
modern greats,
allegory,
climax,
narrative,
storytelling,
steaminess,
finale,
ensemble,
shavian,
subtext,
trilogy,
strife,
verite,
sappiness,
sordidness,
playwright,
scriptwriter,
dramas,
poetry,
art,
epics,
legend,
opera,
plays,
tradition,
dramaturgy,
tragedy,
romances,
literature,
novel,
novels,
classics,
music,
theatre,
expressionistic,
agitational,
francophone,
garde,
mainstream,
absurdist,
avant,
brechtian,
chicano,
cine,
classic,
foreignlanguage,
futurist,
gaucho,
hindi,
language,
marathi,
nonrealistic
More specific:
closet drama,
comedy,
miracle play,
morality play,
mystery play,
passion play,
playlet,
satyr play,
theater of the absurd,
tragedy
Appears in the definition of:
.,
acting,
aeschylus,
alexander woollcott,
antistrophe,
appealing,
black humor,
black humour,
bland,
choral ode,
closet drama,
comedy,
comedy ballet,
conflict,
dialog,
dialogue,
dionysus,
dramatic,
dramatic performance,
dramatic production,
dramaturgic,
dramaturgical,
eliot,
extracurricular,
festival,
galanty show,
incidental music,
intermezzo,
king oedipus,
likable,
likeable,
little theater,
little theatre,
lyric,
narration,
narrative,
oedipus,
oedipus rex,
opera,
performing,
play,
playacting,
playing,
richard wagner,
royal national eisteddfod,
shadow play,
shadow show,
situation comedy,
sob story,
sob stuff,
sophisticated,
spectacular,
staging,
story,
strophe,
sympathetic,
synthesize,
t. s. eliot,
tale,
theatrical production,
thespian,
thomas stearns eliot,
tragedy,
tragicomic,
unappealing,
unlikable,
unlikeable,
unsympathetic,
wagner,
warhorse,
wilhelm richard wagner,
woollcott
More general:
dramatic composition,
dramatic work,
emotionalism,
emotionality,
episode,
genre,
literary genre,
writing style
Synonyms:
dramatic event,
play
Also try:
— Adjectives for drama:
great,
modern,
greek,
english,
historical,
poetic,
human,
elizabethan,
american,
high,
romantic,
more...
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