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Tag Archives: women in commedia
Pulcinella thinks Petunia is in love with him
From ”Det allra löjligaste” played by Teater Teatropen in 2003 Pulcinella enters and hears Pet: Aparte Wow! Wow!! Wow!!! The cooest… the handsomest… Did you see? He is sooo cool He is just sooo …and sooo stunning. Pul: Oh! Am … Read the rest of this entry
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Raggadaggadang!
This is from a student show from the fall 2001, with students that later become “Teatropen”. Zan: Why are you lying here and litter? Pul: I am dead, Leave the flowers and buzz off! Zan: OK! Gives him Pantalone’s flower. … Read the rest of this entry
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Pantalone and Dottore makes a deal
Here is a scene From ”Where is the Book” opened in 2014 in Stockholm, then toured Finland and the north of Sweden. It was decided that Pantalones son Flavio should marry Doralice, but then Pantalone laid his own eyes on … Read the rest of this entry
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The Lovers Tries to Meet
Here is a dialoge from ”Where´s the Book?” made in 2014.Flavio and Doralice are coming on the stage and trying to meet each other. I guess you can see this as much as an example of a short scene as … 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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Women in Commedia dell’Arte (Part 2)
There are a couple of ways to let women wear masks in Commedia dell’Arte even though it is not conventional. Many of the masks are more or less gender neutral, especially in a modern context, such as Arlecchino or Zanni. … Read the rest of this entry
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Women in Commedia dell’Arte (Part 1)
We have to start with admitting that Commedia dell’Arte was a very masculine form of theatre, at least if we see it from today’s perspective. It sprung out in a time when women, in the greater parts of Italy, just … Read the rest of this entry
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Desiosi (The Desired) 1581 – 1603
They are first heard of in Pisa 1581.One of the reasons webring up Desiosi is that they were led by a woman, Diana Ponti, and were often called “Dianas Troup”. She was much celebrated and often the main attraction. Diana … Read the rest of this entry
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