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dramaturgy

[drah-muh-tur-jee, dram-uh-] / ˈdrɑ məˌtɜr dʒi, ˈdræm ə- /




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The dramaturgy is too complex, the intelligence too quick-footed and the language too dazzling for instant assessment.

From Los Angeles Times

Here and in the second section, that crowded L ride, the dramaturgy is hazy, the music bland.

From New York Times

Dissonance is built into a dramaturgy that succeeds in delivering, to borrow art critic Robert Hughes’ overused yet still-valuable phrase, “the shock of the new.”

From Los Angeles Times

“It’s been a journey,” said Schwartz, who is juggling her new role with coursework for a master’s degree in dramaturgy from Indiana University.

From New York Times

With its skilled hoofers and rote dramaturgy, “Mayor of Harlem” is nice but not so interesting, except in two respects.

From New York Times