raadiodraama
Raadiodraama, often translated as radio drama or audio drama, is a genre of dramatic performance that is transmitted via radio. It relies on spoken dialogue, sound effects, and music to create a narrative and evoke emotions in the listener. Unlike theatre or film, radio drama has no visual component, forcing playwrights and producers to use sound to paint a picture in the audience's imagination.
The origins of raadiodraama can be traced back to the early days of radio broadcasting in the
Key elements of raadiodraama include voice acting, which must convey character, emotion, and intent solely through
While television and film later became dominant visual media, raadiodraama has continued to evolve. It remains