| Too bad this engrossing drama wasn't given the usual flawless dramaturgy of the series. |
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| Maybe it's not the most perfect example of dramaturgy you'll find but there's something here to chew on. |
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| What future role do authors project for Irish dramaturgy in mediating change in an increasingly transnational and European Ireland? |
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| You were able to transport into these films this dramaturgy of light that is in your puppet films, where light works almost as a character. |
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| My wish to express a wider, considered, view of playwriting and dramaturgy probably just came across as arrogance. |
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| His great power, however, is his ability to communicate racial issues with both mordancy and a superb economy of dramaturgy. |
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| There's been a revolution in dramaturgy and theatre style from the 20s onward. |
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| Molasses-slow, set off by brushes and a disconsolate bass ostinato, her dramaturgy is shimmering and tragic without seeming mawkish. |
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| Often dispensing with the formulas which govern dramatic construction, his dramaturgy conjures a magical world populated by a vast array of picaresque characters. |
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| The jovial, comic book dramaturgy, featuring sudden changes of fortune and explosive showdown scenes, contributed to the immense success of this film. |
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| The three first films were very narrative, so I was using whatever tool was the most relevant to deal with that situation or specific dramaturgy of the film. |
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| In this model, the political and economic marginalization of youth is represented by an iconography and dramaturgy of revolution, both local and global. |
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| Dancers whirl around the stage, putting scenes end to end without necessarily linking them by a dramaturgy. |
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| Shakespeare studies call for a thorough knowledge of a wide spectrum of pre-Shakespearean, Elizabethan and Jacobean drama, the Elizabethan stage and dramaturgy. |
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| Still, both productions were examples of a dramaturgy in quest of a new orientation in visual theatre. |
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| One way of explaining this dramaturgy, is to designate it as a dramaturgy of composition. |
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| This woman of the theatre brought her vision to the space and her organic approach to the dramaturgy. |
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| It installed official dramaturgy of socialist realism and the Czechoslovak film industry again suffered under censorship and propagada. |
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| These included writing grant applications, applying to festivals, negotiating contracts, dramaturgy, and others. |
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| From 1962 to 1966, he studied dramaturgy at the Theatrical Faculty of the Academy of Musical Arts in Prague. |
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| If you know in advance that a group discussion has been scheduled, plan the course of the discussion in advance and prepare a dramaturgy. |
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| Denis Marleau's thoughtful, precise, and pared-down stage direction explores the depths of 20th century dramaturgy with acuity and imagination. |
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| In professional fields such as stage management, dramaturgy, stage direction and production women are hardly, if at all, represented. |
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| This does not seem like a profound bit of dramaturgy on my part, and he agrees with it. |
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| For example, Meiju Niskala teaches in several Finnish schools and universities where she discusses dramaturgy and interactive processes as well as the street arts and in situ creation. |
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| Its courses, which are attended by students from Cyprus and other countries, include theory and laboratory work, which, in the end, leads to a stage presentation of a play from ancient Greek dramaturgy. |
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| The formal exchange of tributes may seem like nostalgic gestures from a more genteel, less cynical era, but the participants reenact a classical political dramaturgy. |
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| Directional light models structures and creates dramaturgy. |
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| A dramaturgy from the arrival of the trade visitor in the city of Cologne up to the presentation of the programme in the screening room was developed using different advertising media. |
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| Through this new dramaturgy of the rooms, linked with the staging of artistic events, the Bauhaus archive becomes a special exhibit within the 'Model Bauhaus' exhibition which is running simultaneously. |
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| Though the initial instrumentation could provide me with luxuriant material, work on the elaboration of a unified dramaturgy was hampered by the rhapsodic character inferred by the very genre of a double concerto. |
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| The status of the librettist declined and the role was largely picked up by those who had little experience in the medium and scant knowledge of opera dramaturgy. |
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| Hence, his last 20 years were occupied mainly with dramaturgy. |
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| Councils were organized to abolish the use of racial stereotypes in theatre and to integrate black playwrights into the mainstream of American dramaturgy. |
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| Nevertheless, the general unfamiliarity of 20th-century audiences with Baroque poetry and dramaturgy, which often appear stilted and artificial, has in the past inhibited their appreciation among nonspecialists. |
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| Lacking concrete objectives, their protest endures as dramaturgy. |
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| Once they do get there, there's not even one bit of dramaturgy separating Janie and Teacake's lovemaking interlude from the souring of the relationship. |
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| These include a range of qualitative theoretical approaches such as symbolic interactionism, Goffman's dramaturgy, and Garfinkel's ethnomethodology. |
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