Drammaturgia

Aims & Scope

The theatre is always the result of a collaborative elaboration and the text is located in a fluid area, contaminated by many contributions. "Drammaturgia" aims to be a meeting point for researchers to put into practice different forms of dramaturgical writing and the place where to verify the multiform nature of writing for the show: a complex discipline, made up of theoretical and practical elements common to different genres. The journal is placed in a rigorous scientific context, but also aims to achieve a wider audience of readers. The journal investigates a long diachronic arc – from the ancient world to today – in a historical-philological perspective attentive to intercultural dynamics and the differences between the literary crystallizations of theatre and the specific contexts and processes of production, staging, and fruition of live theatre.

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