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La Commedia dell'Arte in Italia
ABSTRACT Born in the sixteenth century, the Commedia dell'Arte marked the beginning of a new era in the history of theatre. Unlike Renaissance theatre, the actor's stage interpretation is not dependent on the written word anymore, but on the actor's ability to improvise.
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Beckett and the Spirit of the Commedia dell'Arte
Modern Drama, 1966By ITS VERY OBSTINACY TO LET ITSELF BE CLASSIFIED with regard to its content, Beckett's theater provokes ever new labels and classifications. With regard to its theatricality, classification seems equally tempting and equally prone to encounter obstacles. Thus one is inclined to see this theater as part of the Commedia dell'Arte tradition, although it
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College Teaching, 2005
There is a clear analogy between the improvisational actor and the teacher. Teaching in the college classroom has that same mix of premeditation and improvisation that effectively communicates with the audience. The theater metaphor is particularly useful for a teacher's development of presentational communication skills.
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There is a clear analogy between the improvisational actor and the teacher. Teaching in the college classroom has that same mix of premeditation and improvisation that effectively communicates with the audience. The theater metaphor is particularly useful for a teacher's development of presentational communication skills.
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The Adriani Lazzi of the Commedia Dell'Arte
The Drama Review, 1978It would be difficult to think of an historical acting style that affected twentieth-century performance more than the Italian sixteenth-century commedia dell'arte. For avant-garde directors in the 1910's—people like Meyerhold, Evreinov, Reinhardt, Copeau—the commedia, with its reliance on stereotyped characters, masks, broad gestures, and improvised ...
Herschel Garfein, Mel Gordon
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Political Organizations and Commedia Dell'Arte
Organization Studies, 1995This paper employs the dramatistic metaphor of commedia dell'arte to interpret developments in a set of interlocking public administrative organizations in Sweden. More specifically, the performances given by state and municipal politicians studied in several projects of ours are analyzed, with the help of what we know of this special kind of theatre ...
Barbara Czarniawska-Joerges +1 more
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Commedia dell'arte. Annuario internazionale
2008Aggiornamento bibliografico sulla commedia dell'arte 2006-2008 e bibliografia retrospettiva 1990-1999.
M. Alberti, EVANGELISTA, ANNAMARIA
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2009
Articolo dedicato alle relazioni e intersezioni tra commedia dell'Arte e Teatro di Marionette e Burattini (repertorio, organizzazione, maschere).
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Articolo dedicato alle relazioni e intersezioni tra commedia dell'Arte e Teatro di Marionette e Burattini (repertorio, organizzazione, maschere).
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2006
Si propone qui un'origine e un significato diversi da quelli correnti per l'espressione "commedia dell'arte". Non dunque "commedia dei professionisti" come, da Benedetto Croce in poi si è sempre sostenuto, ma,, coerentemente al senso in cui la parola arte era all'epoca usata, "commedia di eccellenza".
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Si propone qui un'origine e un significato diversi da quelli correnti per l'espressione "commedia dell'arte". Non dunque "commedia dei professionisti" come, da Benedetto Croce in poi si è sempre sostenuto, ma,, coerentemente al senso in cui la parola arte era all'epoca usata, "commedia di eccellenza".
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