Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
theatre-play
Noun
/ˈθiːətər pleɪ/

Definition
A theatre play is a form of literature written for performance on a stage, where actors enact a story in front of an audience.

Examples
- “The theatre-play captivated the audience with its powerful storytelling.”
- “She has always dreamed of writing a theatre-play that would be performed on Broadway.”

Meaning
Theatre plays are dramas or comedies intended for presentation in a theatre, involving various elements including dialogue, character development, and stage direction.

Synonyms
- drama
- stage play
- theatrical performance