Using metaphors to capture the subtle interplay of strategies involved, this presentation seeks to explore different definitions of the role of the dramaturg in circulation. I attempt an analysis of analogies, approaching the role from different perspectives, and explore the role through the metaphor of Mirror Signal Manoeuvre. I ask how the role of the contemporary outside eye is evolving through practice as research and interviews with practitioners. I intersperse critical analysis with creative reflections on my own work as a dramaturg and outside eye. I attempt to determine the value of the role to a context that has only recently embraced its catalysing potential
Dramaturgy, in its many forms, is a fundamental and indispensable element of contemporary theatre. I...
During the course of the 1990s, dramaturgical practice in England became identified with the writer-...
During my dramaturgical work for My Name is Rachel Corrie, the most common question I received from ...
This doctoral study examines the evolving role of the dramaturg in the British contemporary performa...
'Dramaturgy' and the 'dramaturg' have entered the discourse of English theatre practitioners over th...
In this essay, I offer, as a theatre-maker an exploration of how aspects of posthuman theory, and in...
As stated in the introduction to the book Dramaturgy : A Revolution in Theatre, Mary Luckhurst ref...
This dissertation examines mirror figures in three interlude dramas and two of Shakespeare’s histori...
This article proposes the positioning of the figure of the dramaturg within post-dramatic theatrical...
Dramaturgy is an art form that is still, after decades of existence in the American theater, misunde...
This publication is a critical frame for a body of devised work that has toured extensively national...
New dramaturgy expands beyond the theatre and stage, working on the ways in which things in each tim...
Technology usually implies the distancing of the human experience, but I argue what technology has e...
In this paper, I work through some of the theoretical and practical research concerns which have eme...
Drawing on Debord and Baudrillard, this thesis takes its starting point the shift from text to image...
Dramaturgy, in its many forms, is a fundamental and indispensable element of contemporary theatre. I...
During the course of the 1990s, dramaturgical practice in England became identified with the writer-...
During my dramaturgical work for My Name is Rachel Corrie, the most common question I received from ...
This doctoral study examines the evolving role of the dramaturg in the British contemporary performa...
'Dramaturgy' and the 'dramaturg' have entered the discourse of English theatre practitioners over th...
In this essay, I offer, as a theatre-maker an exploration of how aspects of posthuman theory, and in...
As stated in the introduction to the book Dramaturgy : A Revolution in Theatre, Mary Luckhurst ref...
This dissertation examines mirror figures in three interlude dramas and two of Shakespeare’s histori...
This article proposes the positioning of the figure of the dramaturg within post-dramatic theatrical...
Dramaturgy is an art form that is still, after decades of existence in the American theater, misunde...
This publication is a critical frame for a body of devised work that has toured extensively national...
New dramaturgy expands beyond the theatre and stage, working on the ways in which things in each tim...
Technology usually implies the distancing of the human experience, but I argue what technology has e...
In this paper, I work through some of the theoretical and practical research concerns which have eme...
Drawing on Debord and Baudrillard, this thesis takes its starting point the shift from text to image...
Dramaturgy, in its many forms, is a fundamental and indispensable element of contemporary theatre. I...
During the course of the 1990s, dramaturgical practice in England became identified with the writer-...
During my dramaturgical work for My Name is Rachel Corrie, the most common question I received from ...