| | | noun | 1. The theory and practice of dramatic composition. |
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 |  | | "Modern dramaturgy is very different from classical theater traditions in style and composition." |
| | | "I prefer the nuance of stage dramaturgy over anything you might see on television." |
| | | "Experimental theater at this school is stretching the boundaries of dramaturgy." |
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 | | Greek, mid-19th century |
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 | | Dramaturgy is the practice of taking a story and bringing it to life with dramatic elements. It could be through a play, a musical, or even a modern film or streaming TV show. If actors are portraying the story, you're watching dramaturgy. ... | | Continue Reading |
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