Drama is a genre of literature and performance that typically involves the portrayal of realistic characters and situations through dialogue and action. It is characterized by conflict, emotion, and a narrative arc that often includes a climax and resolution. Drama can be presented in various forms, including plays, films, and television shows. The central purpose of drama is to engage the audience emotionally and provoke thought through the exploration of human experiences and relationships. It can encompass a wide range of themes, from tragedy to comedy, reflecting the complexities of life and society. Dramatic works can be performed on stage or adapted for screen, and often rely on actors to convey the story through their performances, set designs to create the environment, and sometimes music to enhance the mood. The term “drama” can also refer more broadly to situations in real life characterized by intense emotional conflict or complexity.
Kaoru Mitazono enchants audiences again with a new stage production, "Kaseifu no Mitazono THE STAGE: Les Miseraburo," merging domestic drama with comedic justice at Tokyo's EX Theater Roppongi. Masahiro Matsuoka…