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Dramaturgy

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Dramaturgy 

The dramatic works of a writer, people, or period.

(2) The plot and characters of a play or film. Literary drama, transformed in the modern theater into a director’s script, forms the basis of theatrical dramaturgy. In cinematography, dramaturgy takes the form of screen-plays.
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An interesting addition to the dramaturgy of the CD is the choice of the cantata Czech Rhapsody, also written in 1918.
Bohuslav Martinu: Nipponari, Magic Nights, Czech Rhapsody by Velicka, Eva / Czech Music
Attempting to enliven the formal dramaturgy of Baroque opera, they time-shifted to Victorian England, ostensibly to throw Semele's extra-marital pregnancy by the ever-randy Jupiter into sharp relief against fusty contemporary morals.
VICTORIA by Jordan, Robert / Opera Canada
All this makes for angry, disturbing theatre, though it also reveals an unwillingness on Phelan's part to allow Bellini's music and dramaturgy to generate their own tensions.
I Capuleti e i Montecchi by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
 
 
 
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