Contemporary Dramaturgy

Base Knowledge

N/A

Teaching Methodologies

Teaching methodologies:
– exhibition and discussion of the syllabus;
– examples of content exposed through the analysis of texts previously chosen.
– Dramaturgical experiences on short forms of contemporary dramaturgy.
Exclusively continuous evaluation (Art. 13.5 of theAcademic Regulation of 1st Cycle of studies at ESEC)
The participation in the class is mandatory. (Art. 2.2 of Acad. Regul. of 1st Cycle of studies at ESEC)
The evaluation system will be exclusively continuous.
Criteria:
. papers 80%
. active and stimulating participation in working groups carried out in the class 20%.
Conditions of acess to appeal or improvement examination (Art. 13.8 – Academic Regulation of the 1st Cycle of Studies at ESEC)
– presence in 50% of scheduled classes
– 8 values in the frequency evaluation

Learning Results

The student should be able to:
-identify the main lines of the contemporary stage writing beyond the absolute drama and primary model identified by Peter Szondi.
-recognize the main processes of the theatrical writing «dedramatisation» has been subject over the 20th and 21st century.
-develop a particular sensitivity to attempts at reinvention of the drama carried out by contemporary playwrights.

Program

1.Naturalism and simbolism: a cross-road.
2.The crise of drama, according to Peter Szondi
2.1. The «absolute drama»
3. Between dramatic and epic.
4. Jean-Pierre Sarrazac and reinvention of drama.
5. Hans-Thies Lehmann and the postdramatic theater
6. Carol Martin and the Theaters of the Real

 

Grading Methods

Continuing evaluation

Attendance and Participation - 20.0%

Individual and/or Group Work - 80.0%


    Internship(s)

    NAO

    Bibliography

    ARISTÓTELES, Poética. Lisboa: Imprensa Nacional – Casa da Moeda, 2003.
    DANAN, Joseph, O que é a dramaturgia?. Évora: Licorne, 2010.
    KERKHOVEN, Marianne V. Theaterschrift 5-6. On Dramaturgy. Bruxelas, 1994.
    LEHMANN, Hans-Thies, Teatro pós-dramático. Lisboa: Orfeu negro, 2017
    MARTIN, Carol. Theatre of the Real. London: Palgrave MacMillan, 2013
    SARRAZAC, Jean-Pierre
    2006 O futuro do drama. Porto: Campo das letras
    2009 A Invenção da Teatralidade. Porto: Deriva Ed.
    2017 Poética do Drama Moderno de Ibsen a Koltès. São Paulo: Perspectiva .
    SZONDI, Peter, Teoria do Drama Moderno. São Paulo : Cosac & Naify Edições, 2001.
    UBERSFELD, Anne, Os termos-chave da análise textual. Évora: Licorne, 2010.