dramaturgical

"dramaturgical" level that leads to a satisfying end.

unknown title 2009

And either ending does make for a good story in a strictly dramaturgical sense.

Craig Crawford: Act 5 Craig Crawford 2011

And either ending does make for a good story in a strictly dramaturgical sense.

Craig Crawford: Act 5 Craig Crawford 2011

A decade ago the staff included an artistic associate - an in-house director to helm shows and share creative and administrative burdens - and featured what was likely the country's leading dramaturgical department it even had its own endowment.

Irene Lewis leaves Center Stage with the same edge that defined her career Nelson Pressley 2011

"No," he said, smiling, "but every other playwright is, and it's the most important dramaturgical question."

The Vital Importance of the First Scene Lizzie Simon 2011

"Stella Morgan" suggests that Jenkinson, who adroitly follows the fashionable dramaturgical template here, will hold the stage without breaking the mold.

Rosemary Jenkinson's 'Stella Morgan' is good, but not great, at Keegan Theatre 2010

Presenting some 55 rare objects, assembled largely from Portuguese collections, the exhibition is a blend of what could be called the anthropological and the dramaturgical.

A New Look at Portugal's Past J. S. Marcus 2010

We try to be as representative as possible -- in terms of demographics, religion, class, age, gender, etc., but also in terms of more "artistic" or dramaturgical things like point of view, personality, rhythm, and emotional makeup.

Part Two: Talking with"Aftermath" Playwrights Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen 2009

You could ask the students to write a proposal on how they would direct a particular production based on their dramaturgical research.

In Search of... Bardiac 2009

He refers to this approach as dramaturgical ethnography.

Archive 2009-04-01 Daniel Little 2009