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For decades, Hollywood deemed it too volatile to dramatize.

“October 7” is in the tradition of the “verbatim play,” a form of documentary theater that uses interviews, court testimony and public remarks to dramatize real events.

But there have been many times where I’m like, “What I would give for a fantasy element to dramatize something!” or, “If only a narrator could come in and say, ‘What you didn’t know is that right now she’s thinking this...’

In matters of using hip-hop to dramatize human hurt, there’s no question ShyBelligerent is as great as he says he is.

Macmillan said in an email that climate change was “hard to dramatize,” not least because playwrights had to decide whether to include the science underpinning the issue.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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