The phrase "a dramatic part" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a section or role in a play, film, or any narrative that is characterized by intense emotion or conflict.
Example: "In the play, she delivered a powerful performance in a dramatic part that left the audience in tears."
Alternatives: "an emotional role" or "a pivotal scene".
Did you find that you had to fight for a dramatic part?
Built in 1506, the monumental fort is a dramatic part of Essaouira's landscape, but I can't stay for long.
And like Mr. Falardeau, Mr. Cedar has coaxed a strong performance from a comedian playing a dramatic part, Shlomo Bar Aba in the role of the father.
At Inverleith House, Edinburgh, until 21 June 2012 The Northern Renaissance: Dürer to Holbein Edinburgh played a dramatic part in the Renaissance, with rebellions, wars, reformation zealots and glamorous queens.
McCarthy's harassed, overloaded single mother is as good a piece of acting as I've seen this year, proving she has as much control and nuance in a dramatic part as she does in her comedies.
But then, by the time he sat down to write The Prince, she had just played a dramatic part in his own life.
But I never went, 'OK, now it's time to get a dramatic role.'" His next dramatic part was in the television film Uprising in 2001.
Despite her success in landing ensemble movies Ms. Wilde is still waiting for that one breakout leading part, either a dramatic role that gets her noticed by critics or one that makes her the face of the film.
It has been found by National Trust staff at Sycamore Gap, a particularly dramatic part of the great monument which had an international airing not long ago as one of the settings in the film starring Kevin Costner, Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves.
In a less dramatic part of his testimony in Suffolk County Criminal Court, Mr. White was questioned on why, instead of simply calling 911, he had grabbed a gun and confronted Daniel and the other four teenagers who showed up at the White home on Aug. 9, 2006, hurling threats and racial epithets.
Murphy also said that LaBelle won't since since it's "a straight dramatic part," but that there will be some singing this season.
