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See our plansDragana Bulut works as a choreographer, performer, artist and researcher. She regards the theater as a public forum: a place of social gathering for critical investigation of the various structures and intersections of aesthetics, economics, and emotions. By appropriating established formats, she creates performances rooted in the tension between the material and the immaterial realms, between tangibility and affect, to explore the space between reality and fiction. These social choreographies bring to light the, often, overlooked shifting processes that choreograph our behaviors as a society. Bulut is currently using the medium of social choreography to examine the commodification of emotions.
Reflecting on my approach to dramaturgy, I find that the traditional notion of dramaturgy as an external framing device — a structure imposed on "something," — feels increasingly inadequate. After...
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