Dramaturges: meaning, definitions and examples

theater

Dramaturges are professionals who work in the theater industry and are responsible for researching, developing, and analyzing plays. They collaborate with playwrights, directors, and actors to ensure the artistic integrity and coherence of a theatrical production.

playwright consultant, theater researcher.

Which Synonym Should You Choose?

Word	Description / Examples
dramaturges	Used to describe people who specialize in the literary and historical aspects of dramatic arts, often working in theaters or academic settings. The dramaturges helped the director understand the historical context of the play

Examples of usage

• Many successful plays owe their coherence and depth to the contributions of talented dramaturges.

• The dramaturges at the theater company helped the playwright refine her script before the premiere.

• The role of dramaturges in shaping a production can often go unnoticed by the audience.

• Working closely with the director, the dramaturges provided valuable insights into the historical context of the play.

• Dramaturges play a crucial role in guiding the artistic vision of a theatrical performance.