• A
• Absurd, Theatre of the
• African-American theatre
• African drama
• Alternative theatre
• Amateur theatre
• American drama
• Ancient Greek drama
• Ancient Roman drama
• Asian drama
• Australian drama
• Austrian drama
• Avant-garde theatre

• B
• Black theatre
• British drama

• C
• Canadian drama
• Caribbean drama
• Children's theatre
• City Comedy
• Classical
• Comedy
• Comedy of Manners
• Commedia dell'Arte
• Community theatre
• Cruelty, theatre of
• Czech drama

• D
• Dance drama
• Documentary theatre

• E
• English drama
• Ensemble
• Epic Theatre
• European drama
• Expressionism

• F
• Farce
• Feminist theatre
• French drama
• Fringe theatre

• G
• Gay theatre
• German drama
• Greek drama

• H
• History Play
• Hungarian drama

• I
• In-yer-face theatre
• Irish drama
• Italian drama

• J
• Japanese drama

• K
• Kitchen sink drama

• L
• Latin American drama

• M
• Melodrama
• Middle Eastern drama
• Mime
• Modernist drama
• Monologue Plays
• Morality play
• Multimedia performance
• Musical theatre
• Myth

• N
• Naturalistic/realistic drama
• Northern Irish drama
• Norwegian drama

• O
• One-act play
• Oppressed, Theatre of the

• P
• Parody
• Physical theatre
• Political theatre
• Poor Theatre
• Popular theatre
• Post-colonial drama
• Post-dramatic theatre
• Postmodern theatre

• R
• Radio drama
• Restoration Comedy
• Revenge tragedy
• Ritual drama
• Russian drama

• S
• Satire
• Scottish drama
• Site-specific
• Spanish drama
• Street theatre
• Sturm und Drang
• Surrealist drama
• Swedish drama
• Symbolist drama

• T
• Tragedy
• Tragicomedy
• TV and screen drama

• V
• Variety performance
• Verbatim theatre

• W
• Welsh drama

• Y
• Youth theatre