The phrase "play dramas" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of performing or acting in theatrical productions or dramatic works.
Example: "In our theater class, we often play dramas from classic literature to explore different characters and themes."
Alternatives: "perform plays" or "act in dramas".
"I knew damn well I could play drama.
PURCHASE -- "A Dream Play," drama by August Strindberg, adapted by David I. L. Poole; Drama Studies.
Chronicle play, also called chronicle history or history play, drama with a theme from history consisting usually of loosely connected episodes chronologically arranged.
Jackson claimed this allowed her to play drama free basketball.
A narrative scrapbook can be used for planning and producing sketches for a stage play, drama, to organize and summarize various scenes.
BECAUSE of the era, the liberal aspect of these problem-play dramas -- and others like "The Bold Ones," a rotating series from the early 70's that included perhaps the most heart-wrenchingly liberal show of all time, "The Senator," in which Hal Holbrook played an idealistic pol who reflected on the state of the nation by gazing sorrowfully into the middle distance -- gave them a timely cachet.
He and his family floated from landing to landing, playing dramas such as The Stranger, by August von Kotzebue, and William Shakespeare's Taming of the Shrew, with music and dance specialties added.
Children, young people, youth groups and schools will use discussions, plays, dramas, and writing to learn about HIV/AIDS and find ways to act on behalf of affected children.
A BBC spokesperson said: "BBC1 is well known for playing drama on Sunday nights at 9pm and has done so for many many years.
It was a feeling I'd first had when I was eight, playing drama games at a family friend's house.
And they were fully successful in doing so through various forms of performance including dancing, singing, instrument playing, drama, recital and ballet.
