Borderland dramaturgy is grounded in the understanding that borders are not simply lines on a map but dynamic, lived conditions that influence identity, culture, and performance. As both a field of inquiry and a mode of creative practice, it investigates how theatrical and performance-based works engage with the tensions, negotiations, and hybridities that emerge in spaces where cultures intersect, interact, or overlap. Such border spaces, whether geographical, linguistic, cultural, or psychological, provide fertile ground for examining how individuals and communities navigate processes of belonging, exclusion, and transformation.