Play (theater)
A play, or drama, was a dramatic work of literature performed by actors live on a stage as opposed to merely being read. One who wrote this variety of literature was called a playwright.

From 2257 until 2266, the Karidian Company of Players performed plays on Earth, on several colonies, and aboard various starships. ()

Beverly Crusher wrote at least two plays in her lifetime, Frame of Mind and Something for Breakfast. ()

Among the events occurring on the day in 2367 that Data documented for Bruce Maddox in a personal log was a secondary school play. ()

List of plays 
Human
All's Well That Ends Well
As You Like It
Cyrano de Bergerac
Frame of Mind
Hamlet
Henry V
HMS Pinafore
Jama-Sumpen

King Lear
The Pirates of Penzance
Something for Breakfast
Kelis' species
The Away Mission of B'Elanna Torres
The Rescue of B'Elanna Torres

Appearances 
 
  (live play)
 
  (holodeck play)
  (holodeck play)
  (live play)
  (live play rehearsal)
  (live play)
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Literature genres