Used as the equivalent of Latin togāta (fābula), the epithet of the class of plays that dealt with Roman characters and incidents. Obsolete.

Of, relating to, or characteristic of monodrama.

Designating a play or other production consisting of only one act.

attributive. Of, relating to, or characteristic of the Palais Royal Theatre in Paris; spec. (of a play or other entertainment) bawdy, risqué…

Theatrical slang. Of noisy and violent character. Also transferred.

Containing, consisting of, having, or involving two parts; composed in two parts, as a piece of music, or for two actors, as a play.

Not curtailed or shortened. Also, without excisions or omissions.

Relating to the dramatizing of psychological states or events; spec. relating to or of the nature of a psychodrama (psychodrama, n. 2).

Relating to or characterized by cliffhanger endings; (hence) tense, dramatic, suspenseful.

Designating a theatrical, film, or television production, etc., that is made on an extremely low (or virtually non-existent) budget; of, relating…

Chiefly in attributive use. Designating a genre of British drama, film, and narrative fiction popular in the late 1950s and early 1960s…