Definition of "dramaturgically" []

• In terms of dramaturgy. (adverb)

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• "We will be working dramaturgically with all four writers for a year and we're very excited to have the chance to develop their work in the early stages of their careers."
• "It goes without saying that the role of Edmond Dantes is rather less dramaturgically demanding, but Mr. Chambers carried himself as though he were Hamlet, and no sooner did he extract himself from the Chateau d'If than I found myself swept up in his improbable quest for justice."
• "Some performances are carried off successfully with complete dishonesty, others with complete honesty; but for performances in general neither of these extremes is essential and neither, perhaps, is dramaturgically advisable."