Seda Ilter is a lecturer in Theatre and Performance Studies at Birkbeck College, University of London. Her research interests include theoretical and aesthetic implications of new technologies and media culture in theatre, dramaturgy, and new writing for performance. She has published on mediatized theatre, emerging forms of texts in digital performance, big data and theatre, as well as on politics of social media and protest, and contemporary theatre in Turkey.

An innovative analysis of contemporary anglophone drama as responsive to changing media technologies.

• List of IllustrationsAcknowledgements Preface: What can plays do?Introduction: Theatre in a mediatized age: A brief overview Chapter 1: Theorizing mediatized dramaturgyChapter 2: Plays of discord: Mediatized thematics and traditional dramatic formChapter 3: Dramaturgy of Language: Tracing Mediatized Culture in WordsChapter 4: ‘Characterizing’ the Mediatized SubjectChapter 5: New Designs for the Mediatized World: Plot StructureChapter 6: Mediaturgical Plays: Writing for Theatre through MediaConclusion: Mediatized Dramaturgy and Beyond: Texts in ProgressEndnotesBibliographyIndex

Seda Ilter is a lecturer in Theatre and Performance Studies at Birkbeck College, University of London. Her research interests include theoretical and aesthetic implications of new technologies and media culture in theatre, dramaturgy, and new writing for performance. She has published on mediatized theatre, emerging forms of texts in digital performance, big data and theatre, as well as on politics of social media and protest, and contemporary theatre in Turkey.

An innovative analysis of contemporary anglophone drama as responsive to changing media technologies.

• List of IllustrationsAcknowledgements Preface: What can plays do?Introduction: Theatre in a mediatized age: A brief overview Chapter 1: Theorizing mediatized dramaturgyChapter 2: Plays of discord: Mediatized thematics and traditional dramatic formChapter 3: Dramaturgy of Language: Tracing Mediatized Culture in WordsChapter 4: ‘Characterizing’ the Mediatized SubjectChapter 5: New Designs for the Mediatized World: Plot StructureChapter 6: Mediaturgical Plays: Writing for Theatre through MediaConclusion: Mediatized Dramaturgy and Beyond: Texts in ProgressEndnotesBibliographyIndex

Seda Ilter is a lecturer in Theatre and Performance Studies at Birkbeck College, University of London. Her research interests include theoretical and aesthetic implications of new technologies and media culture in theatre, dramaturgy, and new writing for performance. She has published on mediatized theatre, emerging forms of texts in digital performance, big data and theatre, as well as on politics of social media and protest, and contemporary theatre in Turkey.

An innovative analysis of contemporary anglophone drama as responsive to changing media technologies.

• List of IllustrationsAcknowledgements Preface: What can plays do?Introduction: Theatre in a mediatized age: A brief overview Chapter 1: Theorizing mediatized dramaturgyChapter 2: Plays of discord: Mediatized thematics and traditional dramatic formChapter 3: Dramaturgy of Language: Tracing Mediatized Culture in WordsChapter 4: ‘Characterizing’ the Mediatized SubjectChapter 5: New Designs for the Mediatized World: Plot StructureChapter 6: Mediaturgical Plays: Writing for Theatre through MediaConclusion: Mediatized Dramaturgy and Beyond: Texts in ProgressEndnotesBibliographyIndex