The original stage drama was once played by the famous Boston actress, Nance O'Neil.

Charr relationships have all that stage drama as well.

Finding a way to make climate change the stuff of stage drama is a big ask.

It's a lively script, but now that TV soaps regularly cover all these issues it seems less satisfying as a stage drama.

Beckett's immersion in film aesthetics also had an important formative influence on his work in other media, particularly the television and stage drama.

In this rare venture into stage drama, written in 2005 -two years before his death -he returned to his original mode.

Students perform the stage drama 'Homecoming' written by Nobel laureate Harold Pinter at Dhaka University in Bangladesh, January 11, 2010.

Brice made no move to check him, but stood looking quietly on, with the detached expression of a man who watches an interesting stage drama.

The elementary psychology of the past has been transferred to the stage drama, justifying Mr. Shaw's description of it as "the last sanctuary of unreality."

Being artists of a sort we paint pictures, stage dramas and draw cartoons out of the abstractions.

But in order to be real photoplays the stage dramas must be overhauled indeed, turned inside out and upside down.

Many of the moving pictures discussed in this book are rewritten stage dramas, and one, Judith of Bethulia, is a pronounced success.

Nearby, the Promenade Mall has boutiques selling fashion and beachwear, while the intimate Theatre on the Bay stages drama, musicals and comedy.

Gambon has oodles of experience to steer him through such stage dramas, but he seems to have become disturbed by his fear of forgetting lines.