Your Place for Essential Theatre Resources: Tools, Insights, and Inspiration for Dramaturgs, Directors, and Technicians.
Tool of choice for many theatre technicians. Manage lights, sound and picture in one app.
The most popular tool for theatre captioning, accessibility, surtitles and supertitles.
Manage, design and review choreography, formations.
Compose, record and arrange music for live performances. Ideal for musically interactive shows.
Track movement of actors, set pieces, props, light cues with. Writing and stage menagement app.
Connect with other directors, dramaturgs, actors, and other theatre professionals. Build meaningful collaborations for future productions.
Stay informed about casting calls, job postings, and upcoming theatre projects. Find your next role or creative partnership.
Access resources, workshops, and industry insights tailored to theatre professionals. Grow your skills and stay ahead in the evolving theatre landscape.
The theatre is so endlessly fascinating because it's so accidental. It's so much like life.
Arthur Miller
The play is not in the words, it's in you!
Stella Adler
The role of the artist is to ask questions, not answer them.
Anton Chekhov
Learn how to properly divide captions, set the right font size and style, use context cues, comply with recommended length, and positioning and timing conventions.
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Learn about new technology and approach and improve your dramaturgical work, increasing efficiency and flow in your work.
Start studyingDramaturgy is an important aspect of theater because it can help flesh out the world of the play and the impact of the text itself. Production dramaturgy can help the screenwriting, playwriting, directing, and acting process for new play development. The dramaturgical perspective also comes into play in the social sciences (like history, philosophy, and sociology) to unpack how human beings behave in social situations.
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