Definitions

1. noun

the art or science of analyzing and understanding the structure and themes of plays, films, or other forms of dramatic performance.

“The professor’s expertise in dramaturgy helped the students gain a deeper understanding of the play’s symbolism.”

2. noun

a person who deals with the analysis and organization of dramatic performances.

“The dramaturgy team worked closely with the director to ensure a cohesive narrative.”

3. noun

the written or printed matter that accompanies a performance, such as programs, notes, or reviews.

“The program for the play included a detailed dramaturgy section with background information on the characters and setting.”

4. verb

to analyze or interpret the themes, structure, or other aspects of a dramatic performance.

“The critic dramatized the play’s themes to highlight their relevance to modern society.”