Theoretical Frameworks In Dramaturgical Analysis And Interpretation

This exam focuses on the theoretical frameworks used to analyze and interpret plays and performances. Key theories of dramaturgy will be examined, emphasizing their evolution and relevance in contemporary contexts.

The understanding of these frameworks is crucial for appreciating the complexities of dramaturgical practices. They provide insights into the cultural and historical influences that shape performance art, enhancing both academic discourse and professional practice.

The exam will assess the candidate's ability to articulate the nuances of various dramaturgical theories. Candidates should demonstrate a critical understanding of how these frameworks inform script development and performance analysis.

Candidates are encouraged to reference specific examples from texts and performances to substantiate their analyses and arguments. This will facilitate a comprehensive discussion of theoretical applications in dramaturgy.