Drama

:This article refers to the art form. For the town, see Drama, Greece.

See also

• Teacher in role: Teaching using drama, a practical application
• Constructivism: Theories in education
• Drama therapy: using drama to work through emotional problems
• Role playing: The use of character, and situations
• Frames and distance: The level at which an audience, or class enter into a dramatic situation
• Drama Workshops: Using drama to explore issues/events
• Imagined experience: Learning from experiences which we have imagined
• Dramatic convention: Implicit agreements between actors/dramtists and audience/drama groups.
• Literature: (for a general discussion)
• Aristotle's Poetics
• Shakespeare
• Dramatists (for individual authors)
• Dramaturgy: for the editorial assistance given to dramatists
• the entries on the various subgenres such as comedy, tragedy, tragicomedy, farce, romance, courtroom drama, etc.
• Casting drama
• Melodrama
• In-yer-face theatre
• Opera
• Soap opera
• BBC television drama
• Flash drama
• Natya Shastra
• Drama-esqueness: Koop