dramaturgic
dramaturgical

Young directors could only work on dramaturgic jobs.

An important dramaturgic role belongs to music of "If not this one, then that one" comedy.

It really is not central to my grasp of the cycle's dramaturgic impulse, for instance, to know who Hagen's mother may be.

Differentiate the mimetic and/or dramaturgic procedures used in two or more of Shakespeare's last plays.

Is life essentially dramaturgic?

On one level, Mr. Guare's impact has been dramaturgic.

They cross the protective boundaries of "common sense"; the play's dramaturgic dynamics are based on shadings and manifestations of evil.

In general, however, ideophones tend to occur more extensively in spoken language because of their expressive or dramaturgic function.

The film's description of Mardonius deviates somewhat from the actual course of events, due to dramaturgic motives.

The production, meant for November 1664, never materialized, perhaps due to the inherent dramaturgic limitations of Killigrew's expansive text.

Étienne Souriau reduced them to only 6 positions named "dramaturgic functions" with astrological symbols:

ALMOST 42 years after its premiere, the dramaturgic status of "Death of a Salesman" remains at issue.

Nowadays Cheez finds its synonym in the term Vasta, which refers on its own to the plot of dramaturgic venture.

This dramaturgic element was a preoccupation with Fletcher, and recurs in his plays with Beaumont and other collaborators and his solo works as well.

Stage props don't work; a Stonehenge megalith, meant to tower 18 feet over the band, comes in at 18 inches, a dramaturgic whammy lost to bungled paperwork.

Immermann's important dramaturgic experiments in Düsseldorf are described in detail in Düsseldorfer Anfänge (1840).

It is also their first album to make extensive use of audio samples (taken from radio productions of The Lord of the Rings), giving the album a slight dramaturgic bent.

The Visit (Der Besuch der alten Dame, 1956) is a grotesque fusion of comedy and tragedy that creates a superb dramaturgic effect.

It is hard to say what the play reveals about Fletcher's dramaturgic artistry when his participation in the project is so clouded by uncertainty - one critic even referring to Fletcher's "collaboration with the dead".

Communicative rationality is distinct from instrumental, normative, and dramaturgic rationality by its ability to concern all three "worlds" as he terms them, following Karl Popper--the subjective, objective, and intersubjective or social.

Causal and dramaturgic sequence in libretto and music is replaced by a series of tableaux and compositions informed by purely visual and auditive principles rather than by dramatic modes of narration".

Abdurrahim bey Hagverdiyev's 40-year-old productive career in literature was a successful continuation to the dramaturgic traditions initiated by Mirza Fatali Akhundov in the early-to-mid 19th century.

Judith Malina and Julian Beck, the nomadic patron saints of the dramaturgic revolution from the 1950's onward, will be honored in a bill of events that veers among music, drama and poetry.

For what he believed in above all was the glory of his trade itself, which is to say, the great humaneness of the word . . . so masterfully embodied in Shakespeare's blithe dramaturgic schemings."

One gathers (mostly from reading program notes and the director's own convoluted dramaturgic explications) that Wotan and the other fully accredited gods, demigods and humans are doomed to perform the "Ring" underground, perhaps for all eternity.

"He's far and away the best dramaturgical director I've ever worked with," the playwright said.

The opera is generally conceded to have some dramaturgical problems.

Actors read the roles and the group helps in the dramaturgical process of the work.

He referred to it in his mind as a temporary dramaturgical folly.

In dramaturgical terms, what follows is part of the plot's "falling action".

The members of the creative team are quick to say that Part 2 posed the biggest dramaturgical problems.

Along the way it has recruited many top stars who volunteer for the dramaturgical sessions.

Or how the piece could possibly have been worse without dramaturgical support...

But for now, on to the dramaturgical highlights of the Wimbledon tennis tournament.

What then does such dramaturgical intelligence have to do with the connection between five actors, playing some 20 parts, to an audience of almost 500?

A dramaturgical model of vision raises a number of intriguing questions for further research.

In dramaturgical sociology it is argued that human actions are dependent upon time, place, and audience.

These dramaturgical problems were compounded by the production.

It did me good to see them eat their hearts out as I described the dramaturgical marvels they had missed.

There was no dramaturgical setting to worry about here, and musically the performance sounded terrific.

The first strand is anthropological in origin and may be labelled the dramaturgical model.

Still, this worn material is a passed-over good from a dramaturgical secondhand store.

The play is a dramaturgical mess, but it also has moments that shimmer with an inspired madness.

And both could use extensive dramaturgical work.

Dramaturgical development is forsaken for spiritual uplift of the faux kind.

Dramaturgical circumspection: minimizing risk by preparing for expected problems.

Impression management in services marketing: a dramaturgical perspective.

"It was only meant to the dramaturgical," Mr. Maxwell said.

Yet Prokofiev's concentration on the seduction and betrayal did have a solid dramaturgical purpose.

That kind of dramaturgical tinkering isn't really necessary.