I was looking at the blog address and was seeing 'lamen table comedy.' I was thinking, what's that? Does it have to do with being a layman? Or being lame?
Reminds me of Deli Very Coffee and Deli Very Cold Drink.
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True, I talk of dreams, which are the children of an idle brain, begot of nothing but vain fantasy...
Setting the scene...
Buongiorno. In June of 2007, the contemporary commedia dell'arte troupe "Zuppa del Giorno" travelled to Italy in the hopes of cultivating a collaboration with Italian theatre artists. There they met commediano Andrea Brugnera and had the idea to create a production of "Romeo & Juliet" utilizing the styles of commedia dell'arte and clown. This is the record of their ongoing collaboration.
Translation
Archetypes
- commedia (9)
- beginnings (7)
- style (7)
- characters (6)
- clown (6)
- logistics (4)
- text (4)
- cast (3)
- improvisation (3)
- masks (3)
- set/ting (3)
- interpretation (2)
- poetry (2)
- themes (2)
- history (1)
- scoop (1)
Mantua
It Takes a Village . . .
- Andrea Brugnera
- Connor McGuigan
- Dave Berent
- David Zarko
- Debra Otte
- Grey Valenti
- Heather Stuart
- Jeff Wills
- Mark McKenna
- Richard Grunn
3 comments:
Ha! Small wonder we get along, Grey. I still look at the sign "Slow Children at Play" and think, "Who're you to judge?"
Now can anyone name the Shakespeare that the phrase "lamentable comedy" comes from...?
Isn't it Midsummer's...
Yay! Grey wins a stuffed donkey!
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