Dear Gloria, when you use the word "drama" in this HL

"Nothing is permanent but the you of you and the I of I, which, unbelievable as it is to you, are One and the Same. And yet while you sojourn on Earth, you are nimble, and you enter into the hop, skip, and jump of life with all your heart. Of course, you do. You are an active participant in the drama, and you play your role well. All the while, I observe, and I am the Silence within you, giving My whole heart to you who gives your whole heart to the drama in life, and, to Me. We are a whirl of paint in many colors, and yet We are not whirled at all. The whirling is the drama, not the actuality."
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"And so you are immersed and enmeshed in a grid of drama on the screen, and you are pulled like taffy this way and that."

do you use it in the general sense of "action", "theatre" or do you stress the "tragic" or serious aspect of a drama? In Greek, drama means "act" in a more general sense and it comes from the earlier idea of "to work". In french, it usually refers to a tragedy.