dramaturge
/dræmətʊːrʒ/ or /drəˈmɑːtʊərʒ/Definitions
1. noun
A person who studies and analyzes the plays, scripts, and performances of a theater company, often to provide insights for directors and producers.
“The dramaturge’s notes helped the director make informed decisions about the set design and character development.”
2. noun
A person who writes the programs and notes that accompany a theatrical performance, explaining the background and context of the play.
“The dramaturge wrote a detailed program note about the historical context of the play and its relevance to contemporary society.”