Dramatics Definition

drə-mătĭks
noun
The art of performing or producing plays.
Webster's New World
The art or practice of acting and stagecraft.
American Heritage
Plays performed and produced by amateurs.
Webster's New World
Dramatic or stagy behavior.
Cut the dramatics and get to the point.
American Heritage
Dramatic effect; esp., exaggerated emotionalism.
Webster's New World
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Dramatics Sentence Examples

  • As someone who enjoys amateur dramatics in her spare time, she has relished taking center stage in the row over fat-cat pay.

  • Liz lives in Polegate with her partner Dave and has many interests, including amateur dramatics, quizzes, cooking and wildlife ecology.

  • At Oxford, he engaged in amateur dramatics, expressing a wish to be an actor.

  • They retired to Frome in the early nineteen seventies from Clapham where they were involved in local amateur dramatics.

  • In 1943 Kenneth Williams was briefly with an amateur dramatics troupe, the Tavistock Players.

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