Collocations for drama - noun

compelling, powerful
gritty, hard-hitting
a gritty police drama

classical, contemporary, modern
daytime, prime-time (both esp. AmE)
hour-long, one-hour, etc.
She stars in a new one-hour drama about a woman judge.

two-part, four-part, etc. (all esp. BrE)
comedy (esp. BrE), musical
radio, television, TV
costume, historical, period
epic, tragic
Greek, Jacobean, etc.
courtroom, crime, hospital, medical, police
Millions follow this hospital drama twice a week.

psychological
domestic, family
The movie is a heart-warming family drama.

ensemble
romantic
teen

write
It is very difficult to write good drama.

create, produce, stage
the first episode of a new police drama produced for television

watch

production
serial (BrE), series
festival
critic
the drama critic for the Times

class, club, department, school, training
teacher
major (AmE), student
He's a drama major at Howard University.

in a/the drama
the actors in a drama

drama about
a powerful television drama about city life

human
real-life
The actor was involved in a real-life drama when he was held up at gunpoint last night.

play out, unfold
a collection of people watching the drama unfold outside the nightclub

high
human
Art should deal with the human drama and tragedy of everyday life.

touch
The argument added a touch of drama to an otherwise dull day.

be full of
The afternoon was full of drama and excitement.

add, heighten
The arrival of the police heightened the drama further.

surround sth
The media loved all the drama surrounding their divorce.

queen (= someone who makes situations seem more serious than they really are)

a moment of drama