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The Courage of the Commedia

, 2013
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Book Reviews : Women, medicine and theatre, 1500–1750: literary mountebanks and performing quacks

Med Hist, 2009
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Book Review : Blood in history and blood histories

Med Hist, 2007
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Book Reviews : Medical charlatanism in early modern Italy

Med Hist, 2009
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La Commedia dell?Arte senza commedia

Biblioteca teatrale : rivista trimestrale di studi e ricerche sullo spettacolo : 97/98, 1/2, 2011, 2011
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Covid commedia: strategies for teaching Commedia dell'Arte in Zoomtopia

2021
Pike, Neideck and Kelly (2020, p. 2) state that the ‘boundaries of neo-liberal bourgeoise capitalism have crumbled as artists dance in their lounge rooms and teachers instruct students from their living rooms, via Zoom’. As the world moves to a screen-to-screen lifestyle, so does Commedia, seeking to find its place among the digital elite.
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La commedia

2022
Approfondimento sul genere letterario della commedia.
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Commedia

2015
Includes abstract.
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The Venetian Commedia: Actors and Masques in the Development of the Commedia dell'Arte

Theatre Survey, 1986
The commedia dell'arte , which spanned three centuries from the sixteenth to the beginning of the nineteenth and nationalities as diverse as Italian, French, Austrian, Polish, and English, went through a number of metamorphoses before it attained the form we now associate with it.
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