dramatic work
[drəˈmætɪk wɜːrk]
nounpl: dramatic works
obra dramática
1. A literary or artistic composition written for performance on stage, typically involving dialogue, action, and characters portraying a story
Shakespeare's 'Hamlet' is considered one of the greatest dramatic works in the English language.
A peça 'Hamlet' de Shakespeare é considerada uma das maiores obras dramáticas da língua inglesa.
2. A theatrical production intended to be performed by actors before an audience
The dramatic work was performed at the national theater last season.
A obra dramática foi representada no teatro nacional na temporada passada.
3. Any serious literary work intended for stage or performance that deals with emotional or intense themes
This dramatic work explores themes of betrayal and redemption.
Esta obra dramática explora temas de traição e redenção.
In Brazilian culture, 'obra dramática' and 'peça de teatro' are deeply rooted in the theatrical tradition, with significant contributions from playwrights like Ariano Suassuna and Nelson Rodrigues. The term reflects the importance of dramatic arts in Brazilian cultural expression. In the USA, dramatic works are central to Broadway and off-Broadway productions, representing a vital part of American cultural heritage and artistic expression.
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