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Meanings of dramatic form in English
Artwork intended for performance, formal type of literature.
Related terms
Division and subdivisions of various forms of theater.
Synonyms
Examples for "theatrical genre"
Examples for "theatrical genre"
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Photograph: Tristram Kenton I was sorry to hear the news of the death of a great artist, the pioneer of the dance- theatre genre.
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This unfashionable theatrical form has recently had another memorable staging, in Lucy Bailey's Comus at the Globe.
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This is down to a particular combination of theatrical form and economics -in other words, the arithmetic of multiple role-play
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I'm just putting a theatrical form to my expression. Most recently, she has been obsessing over Madonna, specifically her testy, Erotica-era interviews.
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In the end the logistics proved insurmountable, but the concept demonstrates Jeyasingh's refusal to be bounded by conventional notions of theatrical form and space.
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Fusing different dance and theatrical forms, this evocative, wordless, one-hour piece is shot through with black humour and lyricism.
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Yet, the historical drama genre frequently leaves Black women and other women of color out of the storyline.
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His vaudeville was a lighter musical- dramatic genre, a situation-play with loosely-sketched characters and the addition of music to concentrate the mood.
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Tragedy, melodrama, history blighted by black memory: each of his plays incorporates and personifies these dramatic genres.
Usage of dramatic form in English
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She has no continuous dramatic instinct; no sense whatever of dramatic form.
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I can't think, even on scientific subjects, except in the dramatic form.
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Powdered incense is by far the oldest and most dramatic form of incense.
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This divergence in priorities took dramatic form in the CervicalCheck scandal.
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This little play is really a religious tract in dramatic form.
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To the dramatic form belong his two most important long poems.
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Herodotus, though he wrote in a dramatic form, had little of dramatic genius.
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Give a dramatic form to this extract, describing definitely the scenery and stage-setting.
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His tragedies, 'Elfrida' and 'Caractacus,' are spirited declamations in dramatic form, not dramas.
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Perhaps my respects take a more dramatic form than yours.
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The problem of evil has never been stated in terser or more dramatic form.
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The æsthetic, especially in its dramatic form, is a power to be reckoned with.
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C. What may be said in general of Tennyson's handling of the dramatic form?
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Show by recasting this ballad into dramatic form that it is a miniature drama.
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As a rule dreams throw everything into a dramatic form.
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But could not the dramatic form and interest be introduced into our geography lessons?
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Translations for dramatic form
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