Meanings of dramaturgy in English

The Brazilian TV dramaturgy has been very slow in absorbing reality, Avancini said.

But by now his life seems to have entered into a dangerous dramaturgy.

Following the rules of dramaturgy, we're of necessity moving matter.

I would say it has, in accordance with changes in taste, technology and dramaturgy.

There was a declaration of principles to be formulated out of sagacity and dramaturgy.

After a stint teaching French and German in Belfast she did an MFA in dramaturgy at Yale.

With its carefully crafted but predictable dramaturgy, the play would make a nice fit on your TV screen.

But what I regarded as its flaws is a matter of art: of dramaturgy, of aesthetics and of structure.

Meanwhile Jack-neverone to stint on dramaturgy-screamedand cursed as if Yevgeny were bending red-hot irons directly around his wrists.

Colin McColl is the director of the production and he joins Lynn to discuss staging and dramaturgy in the age of lockdown.

Nothing in the treasury, your Royal Highness:-Preussenwill shift for itself; sublime dramaturgy, which we call his Majesty's Government, costs so much!

The State is a reality, and not a dramaturgy; it exists here to render existence possible, existence desirable and noble, for the State's subjects.

Intelligent and featuring plenty of witty dialogue, it also suffers from occasional smugness and a tendency toward clunky dramaturgy that detracts from its overall impact.

LaBute's 80-minute monologue, running through March 7 at the Geffen Playhouse, is part classic Greek drama and part bait-and-switch hucksterism, honoring gimmickry over dramaturgy.

Lessing wrote his "Dramaturgy" at Hamburg, recommended Shakespeare and other English authors as models, but more particularly nature.

The Brazilian TV dramaturgy has been very slow in absorbing reality, Avancini said.