Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
dramaturge
noun
/ˈdræməˌtɜrdʒ/
Definition
A dramaturge is a literary advisor or editor for a theater company, responsible for researching and developing plays, assisting playwrights, and providing expertise in theatrical production.
Examples
- A skilled dramaturge can help shape a script into a compelling narrative.
- During the production, the dramaturge collaborated with the director to bring the playwright’s vision to life.
- The theatre’s dramaturge conducted workshops to enhance the understanding of the play’s themes.
Meaning
The term ‘dramaturge’ originates from the German language and refers to a person who works closely with the development of theatrical works.
Synonyms
- dramatic advisor
- theatrical consultant
- script editor
