INTERPRETING INTENTIONS: THE DRAMATURG'S ROLE IN REALIZING THE PLAYWRIGHT'S VISION

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Jabbar Xojanov
Aldanazarova Gulmira

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Understanding and interpreting the intentions embedded within a playwright’s work is a nuanced task that requires collaboration and insight from various theatrical stakeholders. Central to this process is the dramaturg, whose role transcends mere textual analysis to encompass a multifaceted engagement with the playwright’s vision. This article explores the critical importance of the dramaturg in unpacking and realizing the playwright’s intentions, highlighting their contributions in shaping narratives, themes, and character development within theatrical productions.

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Jabbar Xojanov, & Aldanazarova Gulmira. (2024). INTERPRETING INTENTIONS: THE DRAMATURG’S ROLE IN REALIZING THE PLAYWRIGHT’S VISION. THEORY OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCHES OF WHOLE WORLD, 4(2), 29–31. Retrieved from https://esiconf.com/index.php/TOSROWW/article/view/1034
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