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New page: '''Drama''' is an art form with an exceptionally long provenance, dating to the early years of the Western tradition, in which actors portray the acts or lives of real or...
'''Drama''' is an [[art|art form]] with an exceptionally long provenance, dating to the early years of the Western tradition, in which [[actor|actors]] portray the acts or lives of real or fictional persons in a manner meant to display the moral quandaries faced by the characters in the performance, and the difficult scenarios they face. In this sense, drama is an overarching genre of performance art.
Although the art form may have originated before this date, the birth of drama is most often associated with [[Greek]] civilization, and playwrights such as [[Euripides]]. The most famous avatar of the [[English]]-language tradition of drama is, of course, [[William Shakespeare]], whose skill with the language, combined with his enduring treatment of basic themes of human emotion, have won him universal acclaim. His masterworks include ''[[Romeo and Juliet]]'', ''[[Othello]]'', and ''[[Macbeth]]''.
In dividing performance hard, [[comedy]] stands in opposition to drama.
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Although the art form may have originated before this date, the birth of drama is most often associated with [[Greek]] civilization, and playwrights such as [[Euripides]]. The most famous avatar of the [[English]]-language tradition of drama is, of course, [[William Shakespeare]], whose skill with the language, combined with his enduring treatment of basic themes of human emotion, have won him universal acclaim. His masterworks include ''[[Romeo and Juliet]]'', ''[[Othello]]'', and ''[[Macbeth]]''.
In dividing performance hard, [[comedy]] stands in opposition to drama.
[[category:entertainment]]