Definition of dramaturgy
: the art or technique of dramatic composition and theatrical representation
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Dimensions of Chekhov's dramaturgy are abridged or missing.
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There’s not a lot of research or dramaturgy that goes into something like this.
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In this, as in so much of Ms. Ruhl’s dramaturgy, the women (Kathleen Chalfant as Ann, Lisa Emery as Wendy) greatly outshine the men (Daniel Jenkins, Keith Reddin and David Chandler as their brothers) — both as characters and cast.
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Everything about it, the dramaturgy, the stenography, the facial expressions, all of it.
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Mrs. Fong's gradual acceptance of the Resistance members living in her home provides a fine example of Hui's refined dramaturgy.
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Problematic as is the dramaturgy, the period piece contains enough choice solos, duets and ensembles to warrant an occasional revival by college and conservatory opera departments.
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Gavin Witt [associate director/director of dramaturgy at Center Stage] started asking me about my writing, not my acting.
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It was developed and had its premiere at the Eureka Theater in California under the dramaturgy of Oskar Eustis, now artistic director of the Public Theater, and went on to Broadway via Los Angeles.
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Origin and Etymology of dramaturgy
German Dramaturgie, from Greek dramatourgia dramatic composition, from dramat-, drama + -ourgia -urgy
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