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liturgical drama: a standalone construct

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medieval Latin religious drama performed within or alongside church services, growing out of sung dialogue in the liturgy.

In theatre history, liturgical drama refers to medieval Latin religious drama performed within or alongside church services, growing out of sung dialogue in the liturgy. This meaning comes from Young (1933) in The drama of the medieval church.[1]

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  1. Young, K. (1933). The drama of the medieval church. The Clarendon press. Open Library record

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