Referring Clues

• Pulitzer category
• 46-Across, e.g.
• A lot of Shakespeare's writing
• Tension
• College major
• Pulitzer Prize category
• Plays
• Soap, say
• "Law & Order," e.g.
• ___ club (organization for actors)
• An hour of prime-time TV, often
• First part
• Popular Yale major
• Excitement
• Section at Blockbuster
• Kind of queen
• Theater school study
• "C.S.I.," e.g.
• Many an Arthur Miller work
• Euripides' genre
• Soap, for example
• Counterpart of comedy
• Emmy category
• Comedy's counterpart
• Soap opera, e.g.
• "JAG" or "ER," e.g.
• Stage offering
• It's no laughing matter
• "Hamlet" or "Our Town"
• Theater offering
• "C.S.I.: Crime Scene Investigation," e.g.
• "Our Town" or "Hamlet"
• Tony category
• Type of queen
• Playhouse fare
• Serious stage piece
• Thespian's forte
• Suspense
• Serious play
• Broadway fare
• "The Crucible," e.g.
• Video store category
• Hourlong show, often
• Actor's major
• Miller creation
• Stage show
• You can expect some from a prima donna
• ___ queen
• Work on stage
• Film genre
• Serious stage work
• Video-store section
• Play
• Theater genre
• Hourlong TV show, often
• Albee output
• "C.S.I.," e.g.
• "Masterpiece Theatre" fare
• Acting major
• Sophocles' forte
• Theater offering, sometimes
• Type of movie
• Story of conflict
• Foote work
• Comedy alternative
• Serious stage play
• Theatrical offering
• Emotional rendering
• Acting class
• "Masterpiece Theatre" fare
• Pinter's practice
• Type of stage play
• Histrionics
• A kind of play
• High schooler's problem
• Theater fare
• Albee offering
• Bard's forte
• Bard's forte
• Award show category
• Serious entertainment
• Movie genre
• Tearjerker
• Opposite of comedy
• ___ queen
• Albee creation
• Inge creation
• O'Neill work
• O'Neill creation
• O'Neill forte
• O'Neill field
• O'Neill's specialty
• Eugene O'Neill specialty
• Broadway play, often
• Eugene O'Neill's genre
• Thespian's major
• ___queen
• Miller product
• Soap genre
• Syndication selection
• Serious story for the stage
• Serious series
• Save it for your mama
• Stage presentation
• "Breaking Bad," e.g.
• The stuff of plays
• "Save the ___ for your momma"
• Exciting events
• It's acted seriously
• Literary genre
• Theatrical entertainment
• Kind of queen or critic
• Soap staple
• Film or TV genre
• Play, maybe
• Playhouse offering
• Kyd work
• Unnecessary complication, slangily
• Noh show
• "Game of Thrones," e.g.
• O'Neill specialty
• Many a TV series
• "House," but not "Full House"
• Turbulent scenes
• [This is how it might have happened]
• O'Neill offering
• TV genre
• Arthur Miller's forte
• An Emmy category
• Soap opera, for one
• Emmy classification
• "Macbeth" or "Hamlet"
• Certain queen's domain
• Telenovela, e.g.
• Emmy division
• "Hamlet," for one
• Stage genre
• Emotional episode
• Class with masks?
• Category for many Emmys
• Netflix category
• "Game of Thrones" genre
• TV's "The Crown" or "Dexter"
• "Hamlet," e.g.
• Theatrical piece
• Doctor joining American Medical Association in theatre work
• Golden Globes genre
• Comedy counterpart
• Unnecessary hassle
• Style of theatre
• Bit of TV fare
• What no band wants from fans
• Erasure song that is not funny?
• Mary J. Blige "No More ___"
• Emotional situation
• Theatrical production
• Turbulent emotional episode
• Play prosecutor penning sheep
• Stage production
• Result of doctoring a master play?
• Drink at a play
• With US lawyer about, sign for English play
• Shot a scene
• Short, a work for television, perhaps
• Work to be performed by actors
• Emotional sequence of events (made out of a crisis?)
• Exciting series of events - a little drink leads to answer
• 10's missing from scale model in theatre
• Play - excitement
• Play - crisis
• Measure a sensational event
• A drop of the hard stuff before 4's work
• See 1
• Play the lawyer in America without impact
• Play - big emotional scene
• Exciting events as Armada lost rear and scattered
• Williams work
• Story of conflict, perhaps
• Mamet's metier
• Soap ingredient?
• Daytime soap
• Play without much joy?
• Euripides' forte
• Diva's forte
• Theatrical performance
• Stage play
• Tense incident
• Turbulent situation
• Large number in new RADA production
• Some say Alexandra made it suitable for the Prince of Wales, for instance
• Ultimately, bread and butter to a serious actor
• Show how DA makes enclosure for male sheep
• Small scotch, perhaps, before a show?
• Play lead man in RADA production
• Excitement when a mother needs the doctor
• Tot with a penchant for histrionics
• Comedy, maybe - have a drink first
• Play with tot by front of arcade
• Small drop to drink before opening of Ayckbourn play
• Tipple before a play
• Tot before a play
• Small drop to drink before opening of Anouilh play
• Play lawyer with inner force
• Theatre production sign poster's written up about
• Article written after short play
• Drink tops a performance
• Theatrical category
• Live "Selling the ___"
• Soap opera's genre
• US lawman conceals memory of tragedy?
• Wee drink before a theatrical production
• It's exciting to have a drink with one
• Comedy's counterpart at the Emmy Awards
• Acting student's major
• Stage fare
• Emotional event
• Staple of many a "Real Housewives" episode
• 10 o'clock TV genre
• Theatrical work showing American lawyer taking in batterer
• Theater
• See 5-Down
• "Real Housewives" action
• Emotional outburst
• Serious film type
• Emmy genre
• One of the arts
• Golden Globes movie category
• Drink with heavy heart, if only in play
• Theatrical work
• "Ozark" or "Fargo"
• Tragedy
• Certain queen's bailiwick
• ___ queen (extremely emotional sort)
• A play
• Field where many plays happen?
• Queen's milieu
• Drink one in play
• "Grey's Anatomy," e.g.
• Daytime soap, e.g.
• Reality show staple
• Theater production
• "True Detective," e.g.
• "Better Call Saul," e.g.
• More than one could be produced in Madras
• A drink before the play
• Type of play with few laughs
• Genre for "Roma" or "Moonlight"
• Theatrical fare
• 69-Across presentation
• Serious movie
• Thespian's study
• Emotional conflict
• TV's "Ozark," e.g.
• The four longest Across answers can cause it, and their last words suggest it
• Genre for "Portrait of a Lady on Fire"
• Juilliard division
• Comedy-___
• Thespian art
• It often surrounds high-maintenance people
• What gossipy people love to stir up
• Word with club or queen
• Ibsen output
• Gossip subject
• Stage work
• Serious TV show
• Situation of intense conflict
• Result of doctoring a master play?
• "No More ___" (Mary J. Blige song)
• Inge work
• Play a doctor and a master
• Gossip fodder
• Not a comedy, but ...
• Netflix genre
• Johnny Chase's nickname on "Entourage"
• Tea might be spilled about it
• Reality TV staple
• Serious genre
• Costume ___