Drama refers to a genre of literature, performance, and arts that emphasizes conflict, emotion, and the portrayal of human experiences and relationships. It is characterized by the use of dialogue and action, typically involving a structured narrative that unfolds through performances, whether on stage, in film, or through television. Dramatic works explore themes such as love, tragedy, morality, and societal issues, often designed to evoke an emotional response from the audience. Traditionally, drama has been divided into various forms, including tragedy, comedy, farce, and melodrama, each with distinct conventions and styles.
In a broader sense, the term “drama” can also refer to the intensity or emotional complexity in real-life situations, as well as any scenario filled with conflict or tension. It encapsulates the art of storytelling through performance, encouraging reflection and engagement with the characters and their situations.
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