Is Hegel's Dramatization of Concepts a Good Idea?

I think, for one thing, it's hard to imagine a worse understanding of Hegel than that. He has this absolute opposition between dramatizing and production on the one hand and representation on the other. And I think his ideal is to get to a purely temporal being that's not bogged down by its spatiality in any way. So if they didn't, it's like the utopianism in Marx is what deliz tonally takes up, right? This idea of like we can get pure temporality, pure productivity without representation,. We can get pure productivity of capitalism without the capitalist relations of production on top."