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Dramaturgic

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dram·a·tur·gy  (drm-tûrj, dräm-)
n.
The art of the theater, especially the writing of plays.

drama·turgic, drama·turgi·cal adj.
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Adj.1.dramaturgic - relating to the technical aspects of drama


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For its new production of Il trovatore, a co-production with Lyric Opera of Chicago and San Francisco Opera, the Metropolitan Opera engaged the gifted Scottish director, David McVicar, although Verdi's dramaturgic little shop of horrors might seem an unlikely vehicle for his Met debut.
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According to Carlson, reiteration in theatre proceeds on at least four levels: spatial (theatre buildings), dramaturgic (plays), material (primarily actors) and the level of reception.
 
 
 
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