1. Plural of dramaturgy; the art and technique of dramatic composition and theatrical production, including the selection, arrangement, and interpretation of plays.
Usage: Primarily used in theater and literary studies contexts.
2. Plural of dramaturgy; the work or methods of a dramaturge (a theater professional who advises on script selection and adaptation).
Usage: Professional theater terminology.

Examples

• The festival showcased different dramaturgies from classical and contemporary theater traditions.
• Her research examined the dramaturgies of Shakespeare's plays across three centuries.
• The theater company's dramaturgies emphasized new interpretations of classic works.
• Students studied various dramaturgies to understand how directors shape narrative on stage.
• The conference brought together experts in different dramaturgies from around the world.