Dramaturgo (en. Playwright)

/dɾa.maˈtuɾ.ɡo/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Definition_text: Person dedicated to writing plays.

Example_sentence: The playwright presented his new work at the theater festival.

El dramaturgo presentó su nueva obra en el festival de teatro.

Definition_text: Creator of characters and situations for the stage.

Example_sentence: Playwright Rojo is known for his deep dialogues.

El dramaturgo Rojo es conocido por sus profundos diálogos.

Definition_text: Artist who analyzes and develops the dramatic structure of a work.

Example_sentence: The playwright worked closely with the director to bring the story to life.

El dramaturgo trabajó estrechamente con el director para dar vida a la historia.

Etymology_origin: From Greek 'drama', meaning 'action' and 'urgere', meaning 'to do'.

Phrase: contemporary playwright

Meaning: Author who writes plays in the current context.

dramaturgo contemporáneo

Phrase: play written by a playwright

Meaning: Work that reflects the skill of the playwright.

drama escrito por un dramaturgo

Phrase: taxonomy of the playwright

Meaning: Classification of different types of playwrights according to their style or era.

taxonomía del dramaturgo

Related_word: play

Description: Artistic composition presented on a stage.

obra

Related_word: theater

Description: Place where dramatic works are performed.

teatro

Related_word: rehearsal

Description: Practice of works before their presentation.

ensayo

Meaning: Creator of drama

Example: That playwright is a true creator of drama in his work.

Ese dramaturgo es un verdadero creador de drama en su obra.

Meaning: Theater screenwriter

Example: He considers himself more a theater screenwriter than a traditional playwright.

Él se considera más un guionista de teatro que un dramaturgo tradicional.