Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

dramaturg

Noun

/ˈdræməˌtɜːrɡ/

Definition

A dramaturg is a person who provides advice and support to playwrights and directors in the development of scripts for theatrical productions.

Examples

The dramaturg helped refine the script, ensuring each character’s motivation was clear.
During the rehearsal process, the dramaturg provided valuable insights into the play’s historical setting.
She consulted the dramaturg for guidance on the themes present in the original text.

Meaning

The role of a dramaturg involves researching historical contexts, analyzing scripts, and sometimes even advising on adaptations and interpretations of plays.