Drama is a genre of literature, film, and performing arts that focuses on the portrayal of emotional narratives through dialogue and action. It typically involves conflict, character development, and a structured storyline that engages the audience. Dramatic works can take various forms, including plays, screenplays, and television scripts, and they often explore complex themes such as love, tragedy, morality, and societal issues. The intent of drama is to elicit an emotional response from the audience, making them feel empathy or tension as characters navigate their struggles. The term can also refer to a specific production performed by actors in front of an audience, highlighting the performative aspect of the genre.
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