a drama or fictional program broadcast in multiple episodes on television

script; screenplay; scenario; libretto

a comedy

the storyline or sequence of events in a play, movie, or novel

the art form of theater and performance

to intensify; to aggravate; to become more serious

the collective group of performers and production staff involved in a film, television, or theatrical project

a practical joke or mischievous act

violent; acute; severe; fierce

stage play or modern drama characterized by spoken dialogue rather than singing

a person who writes scripts for plays, movies, or television; a dramatist

rapid; sudden

a musical theater production or film

Western opera

serialized drama or dramatic series shown in multiple parts

theatrical troupe

a theatrical piece, such as a stage play or an opera

farce; a ridiculous or empty situation or display

a disastrous event involving significant suffering, misfortune, or loss of life

a photograph taken during a theatrical performance or from a movie production

stage play

highly toxic; extremely poisonous

a theatrical performance that tells a story primarily through dance and music, including ballet

intense, acute, or sharp physical pain; a sudden stab or pang of suffering

to increase dramatically

a specific category or genre of theatrical performance, especially in the context of traditional Chinese opera.

pantomime; mime show

to change dramatically or a radical change

a building or venue designed for both showing movies and staging theatrical performances

theatrical; to dramatize

Short-form episodic video drama produced for mobile platforms, typically with episodes under five minutes.

a form of Chinese drama and musical comedy popular during the Yuan dynasty

a play or theatrical work that is well-known or famous

serious drama; bourgeois tragedy

to perform a play