dramaturgic वाक्य

The production, meant for November 1664, never materialised, perhaps due to the inherent dramaturgic limitations of Killigrew's expansive text . ( Gwyn's stage debut had to wait another four months .)
Ariel Kenig is known for his acute awareness of contemporary social questions and a literary and dramaturgic sensitivity that expresses itself in his sentences, and has been called one of the leaders of the actual French literature.
Communicative rationality is distinct from instrumental, normative, and dramaturgic rationality by its ability to concern all three " worlds " as he terms them, following Karl Popper the subjective, objective, and intersubjective or social.
If the work seems to lack profundity or expressiveness, I strive to compensate for this by instilling it with my own enthusiasm and imagination, and seek out the work's dramaturgic accents based on the general character of the music.
For what he believed in above all was the glory of his trade itself, which is to say, the great humaneness of the word . . . so masterfully embodied in Shakespeare s blithe dramaturgic schemings . " " Kenneth Burke on Shakespeare"

Transit constitute an artistic production-network, comprising director, sound-, video-designer, set designers, moviemakers, actors and musicians mainly working with base in Lids concepts and plays The core artistic ambition has been " to expand the theatre room as a critical room of experience, where the musical and musical dramaturgic potential of the theatre is the most central"
She has developed a directorial and dramaturgic practice connecting University drama with the City of York that has produced memorable and widely acclaimed productions of Martin Crimp s dark and fragmentary fable " Attempts on Her Life " ( Dixon Drama Studio, 2002, Caryl Churchill s bleak investigation of refugees, " Far Away " ( York Theatre Royal, 2005 ) and " Mad Forest " ( York Theatre Royal, 2006 ).