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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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They were supremely collaborative with me dramaturgically, musically.
Dramaturgically it was prepared by the gallery curator Martin Klimes, and presented electronic music in a wide chronological and stylistic range--from the piece Refraction, created on a shoestring by Petr Kotik in 1962, right up to the youngest laptop generation.
Second, the essays and books and productions have approached the subject of Edward's sexuality in a virtual historical vacuum, yoking the text to a contemporary conception of sexuality that is factually inaccurate and, perhaps more importantly, dramaturgically illegitimate.
 
 
 
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