Dramaturgist

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Dram´a`tur`gist

One versed in dramaturgy.

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During the six years spent in England, he was a dramaturgist at Royal Court Theatre 1958-1959 and in 1960, he was awarded a Rockefeller bursary and returned to Nigeria to study African drama, at the same time, he taught drama and literature at universities of Ibadan, Lagos, and Ife.

#SoyinkaAt85: Buhari Greets Nobel Laureate, Soyinka At 85

When it came to the stage last year it was directed by Joe Douglas who has taken over as artistic director from Mr Roberts, who took on the role of dramaturgist for the production.

Light turned back on at Live Theatre as top show returns; An Edgar Allan Poe-inspired play, featuring members of folk icons Lindisfarne, is coming home to the Live Theatre for a three-week run later this year

Organised by the Centre of Performing Arts MITOS, this threefold performance under the name The Binding, will take place on Friday in Limassol where director and dramaturgist Kritharas Georgios will explore the boundaries of performance.

Experimenting with performance

There is a very brilliant dramaturgist, his name is Eugene Williams, who teaches at the Jamaica School of Drama; I want him to turn my stories in Until Judgment Comes (2007) into plays and produce them, because it's the way to reach an audience.

Rewriting the Caribbean female body: a conversation with Opal Palmer Adisa

Ayesha Mian will discuss ethical issues faced in contemporary educational institutions while dramaturgist and scholar, Dr.

CBEC-SIUT to Explore Connection between Education and Ethics

He worked in British theatre while living away from his native land, serving as a dramaturgist at the Royal Court Theater in London (1958-1959).

Introduction: rethinking Wole Soyinka: 81 years of protracted engagement

An important contribution to the history of Latin American theater is Ana Lola Santana and Claudio Valdes Kuri's reflection on the dramaturgist's process.

Gestos 59: Gender, Identity and Citizenship in Hispanic Theater

Many years ago, Roland Barthes stressed the performative dimension of the "discourse of history"--a dimension he illustrated by discussing the writings of those lofty characters, who, like the dramaturgist Jean Racine, served as "historiographers of Kings" (Barthes, 1981).

Conquering visibility, conferring visibility: visibility seekers and media performance

A hundred years later another Greek, Quintus Ennius (239-169) poet and dramaturgist considered as the "father of Latin literature" introduced in program of these schools classical Latin writers.

Humanistic and technical education in antiquity and the middle ages

The audaciously titled anthology, Teatro cubano actual: Dramaturgist escrita en Estados Unidos (Contemporary Cuban Theatre: Plays Written in the United States), is published in Cuba and well received.

A Havana travelogue: how Cuban theatre artists are making an end-run around the embargo

Gilgamesh: A Verse Play (2006) is the product of Komunyakaa's creative collaboration with dramaturgist Chad Gracia, a founding member of Manhattan's Inverse Theatre.

Remaking myth in Yusef Komunyakaa's Talking Dirty to the Gods, Taboo, and Gilgamesh: an interview

Served as dramaturgist at the Royal Court Theater in London 1958-1959.

Wole Soyinka: chronology and selected bibliography

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