dramaturgical
adjective
of or relating to playwriting or dramaturgy, the craft and techniques of dramatic composition.
dramaturgic
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a variation of
dramaturgical.
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a word derived from
dramaturgy.
dramaturgynounthe craft and techniques of dramatic composition.
Example Sentences
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Beyond that, Ullmann remains incredibly, uncompromisingly faithful to “Miss Julie’s” dramaturgic origins.
From Washington Times ● Dec. 2, 2014
Surely to combine the two is hardest of all, but librettist Hugo von Hofmannsthal's dramaturgic skill and Strauss' compositional genius saw them triumphantly through.
From Seattle Times ● Apr. 2, 2010
Those who favored lustier interpretations of the part were frankly disappointed at Gielgud's refusal or inability to scale the dramaturgic heights in the grand manner.
From Time Magazine Archive
Ibsen, in sheer mastery of dramaturgic means, stands fourth in rank among the world's great dramatists.
From The Theory of the Theatre by Clayton Meeker Hamilton
In his efforts to do this he was never restrained by any feeling of piety toward his originals from making such changes as commended themselves to his dramaturgic principles or instinct.
From The Life and Works of Friedrich Schiller by Calvin Thomas
