The phrase "a dramatic work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a piece of literature, theater, or film that is characterized by its emotional intensity and conflict.
Example: "Shakespeare's 'Hamlet' is considered a classic example of a dramatic work that explores themes of revenge and madness."
Alternatives: "a theatrical piece" or "a dramatic piece".
I think that even they felt that a dramatic work had to have a villain".
This groundbreaking play features one black man, something not tried again in a dramatic work until Ghostbusters.
"Evita" and "Nice Work," while one is a dramatic work and the other a comedy, both incorporate a specific time and place in their choreography.
As a dramatic work, there's nothing special about it – scenic transitions and sound design are clumsy, and there isn't much dynamism in the way the space is used.
I say that not because the drama of Alexandre Dumas fils seems mediocre to me but because when a dramatic work touches popular sentiment, it needs music".
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet "Evita" and "Nice Work," while one is a dramatic work and the other a comedy, both incorporate a specific time and place in their choreography.
And Eric Lemmon provided an ambitious dramatic work for a large ensemble, "The Cure at Troy," a scene from Seamus Heaney's retelling of Sophocles' "Philoctetes".
At its core, "Freud's Last Session," directed by Tyler Marchant, is a discussion of ideas rather than a true dramatic work.
(Anthony Tommasini) ★ 'Dark Sisters' (Wednesday) On the heels of the premiere of his first opera, "Two Boys," comes a new dramatic work from the important young composer Nico Muhly.
The rest of the time she will be playing the Majestic as part of the cast of "Endangered Species", a new dramatic work by Martha Clarke.
The American Heritage Dictionary defines farce as a "light dramatic work in which highly improbable plot situations, exaggerated characters, and often slapstick elements are used for humorous effect".
