The phrase "a dramatic variety of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a wide range of something that is striking or intense in nature.
Example: "The festival showcased a dramatic variety of performances, from classical ballet to modern dance."
Alternatives: "a wide range of" or "a striking assortment of".
Perhaps the play's non-stop action is meant to compensate for its lack of dramatic variety: shit happens, but it happens over and over.
Ms. Ishee, who can segue from spoken word to song in an unbroken line, interpolates perfectly placed legato and high notes in her solos and duets, and turns "I Hate Men" into a showpiece of astonishing comic and dramatic variety.
Blending digital and communications capabilities will have a dramatic impact on a variety of data, communications and consumer products as performance increases and costs fall dramatically.
It is thought that the boys' songs in commercial plays were often set pieces, drawn from a repertoire of music suitable to a variety of dramatic situations.
He can react to a huge variety of dramatic stimuli, and is as comfortable creating the peculiar Chinese-accented big-band jazz of "Nixon" as he is writing the hieratic Bachian chorales of the Exiled Jews and Palestinians in "Klinghoffer".
Peggy Conklin, a stage actress who found early success in "The Petrified Forest" in 1936 and followed it with a wide variety of dramatic and comic roles on Broadway, died last Tuesday at her home in Naples, Fla.
Eight young people between the ages of 16 and 20 are responding in a variety of dramatic ways to a scene their drama teacher Fiona has presented to them.
Conclusions and Significance: In the past decade, there has been a dramatic expansion of knowledge regarding a variety of voice disorders and associated treatment.
It at least allows Gyllenhaal and Wilson to engage in a variety of dramatic scenarios under demanding circumstances, though Wilson easily outshines Gyllenhaal with her astonishing vibrancy.
"I think every great art form and every great classical piece of writing, whether musical or dramatic, benefits from a variety of stagings," he says.
Unlike the "Film Stills," which concentrate on the iconic nature of movie actresses and on a variety of dramatic settings, the earlier work shows Ms. Sherman adopting both male and female personas and isolating each against the same segment of empty wall.
