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A PLACE TO BEGIN / Collaboration & Practice

How Translators and Dramaturgs Collaborate in the Rehearsal Room

Translators and dramaturgs collaborate in the rehearsal room by combining source-language expertise with production dramaturgy. The translator may attend selected rehearsals as a consultant, work as a translator-dramaturg throughout, or support a dramaturg who mediates between text and staging. Collaboration works best…

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Editorial stock photographs illustrate themes; they do not document the productions discussed on this site. Used under the Pexels licence.