Dramaturgy and space in A streetcar named Desire

This paper results from an analysis of the representation of space and its possible relationships with dramaturgy. In this regard, this paper aims to analyze the play A streetcar named Desire (Tennessee Williams, 1947), considering the relation between space and dramaturgy, just as the discursive matrices present in the space narrative of the theatrical play. The study has a qualitative approach, constituted as a case study based on a bibliographical review. The study concluded that the stage directions reveal meanings and discourses in the space and the action of the characters in the play in the same way they contribute to the poetic composition of space in the narrative.