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Monthly Archives: oktober 2021
Pulcinella explain to Coviello
Here is an example dialog between Pulcinella and Coviello from ”Squabble” I show I made in 2020 for Cultimedia. Pul: In In Come on now you sluggish sack of flour! Cov: In Here am I… quick as a flash! Pul: … Read the rest of this entry
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Dottore and Signora marrying away their daughter
Here is an example from ”Where´s the Book?” from 2014. Sign: In, singing. Dott: Signora, my most adorable honey-pie! Welcome up on the stage, my little crumb of cake. Sign: Hi to you, slouch. Dott: I have talked to Pantalone … Read the rest of this entry
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Goldoni and the end of an era (Part 4)
It is from this Von-oben-perspective, which we discussed in PART 3 that the bourgeois once again met with the old culture of laughter and vulgar comedy, sometime in the middle of the nineteenth century. It was naturally still alive and … Read the rest of this entry
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