0 the art or the theory of writing and putting on plays, especially for the theatre:
"I think any great play is a physical play," said Irwin, comparing Albee's dramaturgy to Racine's.
The staging remained taut under the sure hand of director Jonathan Eaton, certainly a master of dramaturgy.
the creaky dramaturgy of Cassandra's Dream, Allen's latest film
She is head of the dramaturgy and dramatic criticism program at the Theatre School.
As suggested, his short texts are most enjoyable, filled with his dramaturgy, sometimes in a manner of train of thoughts.
It remains a favoured device of visual dramaturgy in countless productions.
It rapidly became central to the aesthetic and the dramaturgy of the nineteenth century.
The narrative dramaturgy is shaped by the text and characters, costumes, and scenic space.
