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La tabernaria   By: (1535?-1615)

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La Tabernaria by Giambattista della Porta is a fascinating exploration of the art of stagecraft and theater production. The author delves into the intricacies of creating dramatic effects and illusions on stage, offering a wealth of detailed instructions and techniques that could be useful for aspiring playwrights and directors.

One of the standout features of the book is della Porta's emphasis on the importance of collaboration and teamwork in theatrical productions. He stresses the need for actors, playwrights, set designers, and technicians to work together seamlessly in order to create a truly immersive and captivating theatrical experience.

Additionally, della Porta's writing style is engaging and accessible, making even the most complex technical aspects of stagecraft easy to understand. His passion for theater and commitment to sharing his knowledge and expertise shine through in every page of this book.

Overall, La Tabernaria is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the art of theater production. Whether you're a seasoned theater professional or a newcomer to the world of stagecraft, this book is sure to inspire and inform.

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GIAMBATTISTA DELLA PORTA

LE COMMEDIE

A CURA DI VINCENZO SPAMPANATO

VOLUME PRIMO

BARI GIUS. LATERZA & FIGLI TIPOGRAFI EDITORI LIBRAI 1911

LA TABERNARIA

INTERLOCUTORI

GIACOCO vecchio GIACOMINO suo figlio CAPPIO servo LARDONE parasito ANTIFILO innamorato Spagnuolo Pedante ALTILIA giovane LIMA balia Tedesco LIMOFORO PSEUDONIMO Capitano.

La favola si rappresenta in Napoli.

ATTO I.

SCENA I.

GIACOCO, GIACOMINO, CAPPIO.

GIACOCO. Tate, petate e castagne infornate. Zitto, che ti venga la pipetola; m'hai dato tante vernecalonne e vernecocche che m'hai fatto venire le petecchie. Lassamo sti conti dell'uorco, Iacoviello mio, figlio buono come lo buono iuorno, e ascota ca te boglio dicere: io me ne vao a Posilipo, ca Smorfia lo parzonaro m'ha ditto ca vole vendegnare; e se non ci vao e sto con tanti d'uocchi apierti, dell'uva non me ne fa toccare n'aceno.

GIACOMINO. Andate in buon'ora, Giacoco, mio caro padre, attendete alla vostra salute da cui dipende tutta la nostra; ma quando sarete di ritorno?

GIACOCO. Crai, poscrai, poscrigni o piscrotte allo chiú chiú, ca la vendegna ce la faccio brocioleare. Guardáte la casa, pigliatevi spasso e sguazzate.

CAPPIO. Se volete che sguazziamo, lasciateci denari assai... Continue reading book >>




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