A dramatic role refers to a character in a performance, such as theater, film, or television, that is designed to elicit strong emotions from the audience. This type of role often involves complex characters facing intense situations, conflicts, or moral dilemmas that require deep emotional expression. Dramatic roles can range from tragic to heroic figures and typically demand a high level of acting skill to convey the intricacies of human experiences, emotions, and relationships. Actors in dramatic roles often undergo significant personal transformations and explore themes such as love, loss, betrayal, or redemption, making these performances impactful and memorable.