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‘…it is important to consider the practice of the architect as a playwright’

http://outsideeyeproject.wordpress.com/2012/03/13/dramaturgy-in-dialogue-fernando-ocampo/

This on Michael Pinchbeck’s blog – some thoughts on the relationship between dramaturg(y) and architecture from Fernando Ocampo (MOODLAB, Chile) – although I think he is considering the dramaturg as a playwright

Author CathyPosted on June 11, 2012November 12, 2025Categories Dramaturgy blog

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  • About me
    • Theatre isn’t a machine
    • Marx, bees, imagination
  • Sometimes walking (research blog)
    • Performing Gardens
      • September 2025
        • An eliminated wild: the emperor Jahangir’s hunting park
        • Plants, Empire and Southwest gardens
        • Performing Gardens: Land, planting and colonialism in places of leisure
      • October 2025
        • Mis-Guides for Trengwainton
        • Hestercombe – a Mughal garden or Knot?
      • November 2025
        • On the heels of Thomas Bushell
      • Early posts
        • Histories of Cornish Planting
        • AI Gardening in Venice
        • Away with the Piskies
        • Bats and Rainbows
        • Chinese Boxes
        • Drenched in Austen
        • Even in Arcadia, there she is
        • Instead of Hell Fire, dragonflies
        • Magic Stones
        • Performance in the shape of a hedge
        • Tim Knowles at Hestercombe
        • Performing Chandigarh’s Lost Villages
        • Performing the Taj Mahal visit
        • Stowe and its Demons
        • Prodigall Ancestor
    • Performance and Indian cities
      • Mis-Guide to Kochi
      • Facades and Backdrops in Bhangwadi
    • Open air performance and walking
      • Open Air Performance
      • St Ives in green and violet
      • Walking in Bhuleshwar
    • Wrights & Sites
      • Launch of Architect Walker: A Mis-Guide
  • Publications
  • Teaching
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