REVIVING CLASSICS: DRAMATURGY'S INFLUENCE ON RESTAGING THEATRE MASTERPIECES

Abstract

Restaging classic theatre plays a pivotal role in the preservation and evolution of dramatic artistry. Dramaturgy, as a discipline, wields significant influence in shaping these restagings, ensuring they resonate with contemporary audiences while honoring the original intentions of the playwright. This article explores the intricate relationship between dramaturgy and the restaging of theatre masterpieces, examining how dramaturgs navigate the complexities of interpretation, adaptation, and historical context. By analyzing case studies and theoretical frameworks, we uncover the nuanced strategies employed to breathe new life into timeless works, thereby reaffirming their relevance in the modern theatrical landscape.