Usage of "poetic drama"

русский

драма

португальский

drama

каталонский

drama

испанский

drama

Artwork intended for performance, formal type of literature.

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драма

русский

драматическая поэма

испанский

drama poetico

Drama written as verse to be spoken.

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theatrical genre

драматическая поэма

Синонимы

Examples for "verse drama"

So I reserve the right to return to verse drama one day. 
 The Guardian 

Your reason for declining it, then, is not altogether that it is a blank- verse drama? 
 The Journal of Arthur Stirling : ("The Valley of the Shadow") 

It is a verse drama in eight acts, centred about one of Hamsun's most typical vagabond heroes. 
 Hunger 

He also notably revived verse drama with plays such as Murder in the Cathedral (1935). 
 The Irish Times 

The mechanics of verse drama should happen behind the scenes, allowing the audience to experience the characters and story. 
 The Guardian 

But of his non- dramatic verse we shall speak in the next chapter. 
 A History of English Literature 

The only non-satirical poetry primarily inspired by Stoicism is the dramatic verse of Seneca. 
 Post-Augustan Poetry From Seneca to Juvenal 

The head responded with some twenty lines of dramatic verse. 
 Hiding the Elephant 

How he had come there his elastic tongue explained in tropes and puns and lines of dramatic verse. 
 Evan Harrington — Complete 

The theory will not hold, however, in much dramatic verse, or in meditative blank verse, as used by Wordsworth. 
 Sidney Lanier 

In another respect, however, dramatic poetry is essentially different from the lyrical. 
 The Principles of Aesthetics 

From this we may conceive wherein consists the great charm of dramatic poetry. 
 Lectures on Dramatic Art and Literature 

For dramatic poetry we have to wait until the fourteenth century. 
 Evolution Of The Japanese, Social And Psychic 

There was an end of dramatic poetry, as it was understood under Elizabeth. 
 A Book of the Play / Studies and Illustrations of Histrionic Sto... 

Has dramatic poetry ever created such a display of conflicting emotions? 
 Beacon Lights of History, Volume 02: Jewish Heroes and Prophets 

Использование термина poetic drama на английском

Your type of mind always responds quickly to the poetic drama. 
 The Shadow of the North: A Story of Old New York and a Lost Camp... 

He wrote: Photography by itself cannot make poetic drama. 
 The Irish Times 

Sylvain Kohn took him to the poetic drama. 
 Jean-Christophe in Paris: The Market-Place, Antoinette, the Hous... 

For the poetic drama, after a bad start, was now plunging into worse depths of dulness. 
 The Little Warrior 

For the poetic drama, after a bad start, was now plunging into worse depths of dullness. 
 Jill the Reckless 

Modern poetic drama-It'sthat or nothing, you know. 
 The Divine Fire 

At first glance, poetic drama hasn't been having a great time of it for a while now. 
 The Guardian 

Glenessa's most ambitious work, and the one that gives the title to his book, is a poetic drama about the Garden of Eden. 
 Reviews 

What, do you ask, has such a poetic drama to do with such a commonplace subject as health or the prolonging of life? 
 How to Add Ten Years to your Life and to Double Its Satisfaction... 

The recognition that is given in England to literary or poetic drama, alike of the past and present, is chiefly notable for its irregularity. 
 Shakespeare and the Modern Stage; with Other Essays 

This "Hamlet" may be closer to inspired collage than to poetic drama, but it releases the old fable with its emotional force intact. 
 The new yorker 

But I refuse to believe it's just me who hears the words " poetic drama" and first imagines something slowly woven from pastel shades of twee. 
 The Guardian 

"The drama," said George without hesitation, "the poetic drama. 
 On Something 

His six years with them initiated him into the technique of stagecraft, which he later applied in the writing of his poetic dramas. 
 Halleck's New English Literature 