The Effect of the Stage Organization Development on Playwriting
Authors
Dr. Mahmood Mawlood Khalaf Almashhadani
Alfarabi University/ College of Education/ English Department (IQ)
Article Information
DOI: 10.51583/IJLTEMAS.2026.150300006
Subject Category: English Literature
Volume/Issue: 15/3 | Page No: 67-70
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Submitted: 2026-03-31
Published: 2026-03-31
Abstract
Stage organization including its physical structure, spatial arrangement and even the audiences organization has had a profound effect on the career of playwriting throughout history. The development of the techniques and forms of the dramatic literature is the obvious result of the stage details evolving. The successive civilizations of humanity throughout history give the stage development a great deal of importance to reflect their vision and lifestyle of their time. we can find different kinds of the theaters which differentiate certain civilization from others by its unique style. Greek. Roman and English theaters are the greatest throughout history. This study will follow up the theater stage organization development which affect the playwrights viewpoints and thoughts in these civilizations.
Keywords
Theater, Drama, Characters, Actors, Playwright, Stage.
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