1. film and theater2. screen and stage
1. short play; sketch; skit2. (neologism, attested by 2020) short-form video drama (esp. episodic videos made for mobile platforms, typically less than 5 minutes per episode)
Puzhou opera of Shanxi Province
variety of opera popular in southern Fujian and Taiwan
Xieju opera (ballad and dancing monologue, popular in Sichuan)
1. absurd drama2. farce3. disgraceful show
Wuxi opera (which developed in the area around Wuxi 无锡[wú xī])
a Yuan dynasty form of musical comedy
1. idol drama2. drama series in which the actors are chosen for their preexisting popularity with young viewers
1. play in several acts2. full-length drama
political street theater (loanword from Zhivaya Gazeta, or Living Newspaper, Russian theater form of the 1920s)
Yangge opera, a rural form of theater
La Comédie humaine, series of novels by 19th century French novelist Honoré de Balzac 巴尔扎克[bā ěr zhā kè]
1. repertory2. repertoire3. repertory item
the Capital Theater (in Beijing)
上海戏剧学院 上海戲劇學院 shàng hǎi xì jù xué yuàn Shanghai Theatre Academy
中央戏剧学院 中央戲劇學院 zhōng yāng xì jù xué yuàn Central Academy of Drama
(neologism, attested by 2016) TV drama drought; nothing good to watch
to quit watching a TV series
American TV series (abbr. for 美国电视剧[měi guó diàn shì jù])
1. becoming acute2. to exacerbate
1. to watch a TV series etc regularly2. to binge-watch
(slang) poorly made TV drama (featuring absurd plots, terrible acting etc); a cringeworthy show (often so bad it's entertaining)
screen adaptation (TV series or movie based on an online novel or video game etc)
satellite television show
murder mystery game (role-playing game)
period costume drama (on TV)