Historical clue formulations

• Molière's or Mamet's field — 2026-09-02
• Class that might be all play and no work? — 2026-04-30
• Serious theatrical work — 2025-10-06
• Much "Real Housewives" doings — 2025-09-06
• Emmy category — 2025-04-23
• Reality TV staple — 2024-09-26
• Field of play? — 2024-03-12
• Golden Globe classification — 2023-08-18
• Situation of intense conflict — 2023-04-19
• Word with club or queen — 2022-04-02
• What gossipy people love to stir up — 2022-03-07
• It often surrounds high-maintenance people — 2021-11-10
• Reality show staple — 2020-04-18
• Emmy genre — 2019-05-28
• Video store category — 2019-02-22
• Staple of many a "Real Housewives" episode — 2018-09-16
• TV's "The Crown" or "Dexter" — 2017-10-18
• Class with masks? — 2017-03-28
• Telenovela, e.g. — 2016-08-21
• ___ queen — 2016-06-26
• Emmy classification — 2016-03-30
• [This is how it might have happened] — 2016-01-17
• "House," but not "Full House" — 2015-08-03
• Comedy's counterpart — 2015-07-13
• "Game of Thrones," e.g. — 2015-05-04
• "Law & Order," e.g. — 2012-11-05
• Soap genre — 2012-10-10
• Miller product — 2012-09-26
• Thespian's major — 2012-07-03
• Award show category — 2011-08-12
• Histrionics — 2011-03-13
• Comedy alternative — 2010-09-28
• Emmy category — 2010-04-12
• Pulitzer category — 2009-12-13
• Soap opera, e.g. — 2009-09-13
• Comedy's counterpart — 2009-07-13
• Counterpart of comedy — 2008-11-10
• Soap, for example — 2008-11-08
• Emmy category — 2008-10-26
• Euripides' genre — 2008-08-18
• Pulitzer Prize category — 2007-05-02
• Kind of queen — 2006-05-28
• Many an Arthur Miller work — 2006-03-13
• Kind of queen — 2005-12-29
• Theater school study — 2005-09-26
• Section at Blockbuster — 2004-09-05
• Excitement — 2004-08-11
• Pulitzer Prize category — 2003-12-08
• Pulitzer Prize category — 2003-10-06
• Popular Yale major — 2003-07-13