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Discover Ludwig"radio drama" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a drama broadcast over radio waves as opposed to television or the stage. For example, "My parents grew up listening to radio dramas every weekend."
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radio drama
noun
Dramatized, purely acoustic performance, broadcast on radio or published on audio media, such as tape or CD
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Likened to radio drama.
NEW MILFORD TheaterWorks "Talk Radio," drama by Eric Bogosian.
It's a radio drama, broadcast by the BBC in 1957.
"Of course, there's been a decline in radio drama.
But that doesn't mean new radio drama isn't available.
The couple first ventured into radio drama in 1992.
Racine is radio drama: all talk and no strides.
The effect is that of a 1940's radio drama.
Theatre still has something to learn from radio drama.
A radio drama in the local language, Setswana, spreads information about the affliction.
RAHWAY Raconteur Ventures presents the Live Radio Drama: "War of the Worlds".
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