Many scholars have analyzed the
dramatic structure, beginning with Aristotle in 350 BC.
As a result, Bailey said,
dramatic structure and character integrity have become the most important and challenging elements in filmmaking today.
No other book goes into such depth and detail on areas like
dramatic structure, story-shaping, characterization and the contemporary language techniques used in modern playwriting.
In the original painting, a little boy waits among shadowy figures beneath the
dramatic structure of the Tees Transporter Bridge.
His goal is to elucidate the play as a self-contained text and a sophisticated and dramaturgically effective work, and to help readers understand what the Greek text means on the literal level and how the poet has arranged the characters' words and deeds so as to form a coherent and cogent
dramatic structure. ([umlaut] Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR)
Naji and Hajj agree on one philosophical approach used in building the
dramatic structure of the six stories in the book which is inspired by a famous French philosopher called Alain Badiou who believed that all plays, novels, and love stories should crafted with challenges and dramatic problems.
John Middleton selected the words judiciously from the Biblical version but kept the events in order whilst adapting and paraphrasing the text to suit the music and the
dramatic structure of the work.
For the play's local premiere, the censorship authority requested the omission of five scenes from the play, something that the director found to have a "negative and strong impact on the
dramatic structure and the work of art, draining its artistic and literary content," a D-CAF statement read.
Abwab, the platform for regional designers to show their work on the international stage, will this year grow to exhibit more than 40 designers housed in a
dramatic structure made from used materials designed by Dubai-based architects Fahed & Architects.
Readers of the early novel, as Widmayer says, would have been attuned to
dramatic structure and scene through their experience in the theatre as well as their participation in a generally theatrical culture where one was often on display or watching others who were--at dances, fairs, court, church, and street venues.
As in music, silence, repetition, pattern, substitution, and imitation become the
dramatic structure in some stories, while they are the finer details in others.
This new play by Julia Cho, poses a unique challenge; the language is lovely, the
dramatic structure is impressive, and the polished Playwrights Horizons production, directed by Kate Whoriskey, is impeccable.