Converse of object

• improvise: Similarly a quick improvised drama could have been used.

• heighten: Intriguingly, Greengrass ' script never attempts to heighten the drama or the emotion by adding back-stories or even character names.

Adjective modifier

• Greek: He has translated, directed and performed ancient Greek drama over the past fifteen years.

• gritty: Says Gavron: We tried to elevate the film above the gritty hospital drama by having that fantasy element.

• romantic: Is it a suspense thriller, a romantic drama or even a who-done-it?

• compelling: Its fun to the market it the compelling drama they are frequently.

• costume: He will also appear in the title role of Pepys, a lavish costume drama for the BBC.

• teen: And ( hopefully ) something to also satisfy my desires for teen drama with a supernatural edge.

Modifies a noun

• series: In 1981 she returned in an episode of the BBC drama series Angels.

• workshop: McCarthy ran a short series of drama workshops with street girls at a local NGO.

• documentary: We will show a drama documentary about women living with HIV aids toward the end of the series of Women in Film.

• studio: The pottery room should convert to a TV lecture theater and drama studio.

• production: You can remember your lines for the college drama production at any time.

Noun used with modifier

• courtroom: The book could almost be called a police procedural / courtroom drama.

• television: Have you noticed how modern television drama seems to have developed a rather aspirational aspect recently?

• comedy: Book online for The History Boys The National Theater production of Alan Bennett's comedy drama finally transfers to the West End.

• radio: The BBC has once again done a masterful job of adapting the novel to the format of radio drama.

• TV: Says Collins: " I wanted to produce the kind of fun TV drama that leaves you with a big grin on your face.

• sci-fi: The question is, is it a good western, or romance, or sci-fi drama.