Exempel på dramaturgy

• "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.

• This dramaturgy helps induce a constant sense of doubt among the spectators.

• These physical states-horripilation, crying, sweating-were deemed involuntary bodily effects in the texts on dramaturgy.

• This homogeneity and conformity served as the social expression of the absence of substantive interiority that we had noted in the dramaturgy of character.

• A more effective approach lies in interdisciplinary scholarship and the exploration of dramaturgy.

• By contrast, 'classical' nineteenth-century dramaturgy recognised a firm chain of thrilling, gradated actions.

• What is more, both books make an important contribution towards understanding this cultural moment by exploring the nature of dramaturgy.

• However, the delineation of a second, unseen action beyond that taking place onstage belongs, as we have seen, to the dramaturgy of the spoken genre.

• Another level is that of organic dramaturgy, which comprises the dynamics of the actions and the flow of impulses directed at the spectators' senses.

• Whatever the reason for these changes, their effect on the musical dramaturgy is telling.

• Its dramaturgy, which always favoured highly theatricalized imagery over linear narrative, has made no compromise to broaden its appeal.

• Indeed, such factors may be offered to the listener by the composer as part of a work's dramaturgy.