“Director Christopher Bayes’ and star Steven Epp’s adaptation on Carlo Goldoni’s 18th century Commedia dell’arte piece…is pure comedy gold.”Broadway World Seattle “The play…sublimely directed by Christopher Bayes—provides an equivalent bowlful of joy…deliriously happy-making version of Carlo Goldoni’s THE SERVANT OF TWO MASTERS. Bayes and company, egged on by adapter Constance Congdon’s buoyant script…consistently locate Goldoni’s sweet spot.”Washington Post “This production revels in the transformative power of theater. The laughter would be quite enough to propel THE SERVANT OF TWO MASTERS onto a theater lover’s must-see list. But then there’s the magic. Now that’s theater!”The New York Times “An uproarious, unapologetically lowbrow, compulsively enjoyable excursion into the outer realms of farce.”Boston Globe
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Zustand: New. KlappentextGoldoni s eighteenth-century masterpiece is an enduring story of love, passion, and mistaken identity. Young Venetian Clarice can t marry her lover, Silvio. She had been betrothed to Rasponi, who appears to have returned fr. Artikel-Nr. 898948205
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Goldoni's eighteenth-century masterpiece is an enduring story of love, passion, and mistaken identity. Young Venetian Clarice can't marry her lover, Silvio. She had been betrothed to Rasponi, who appears to have returned from the dead to claim her. But the Rasponi who appears is actually Beatrice, Rasponi's sister who is in disguise as her brother and has come to Venice to find her suitor, Florinda. Complications arise when a servant greedily seeks employment with both the disguised Beatrice and Florinda and spends the rest of the play trying to serve two masters while keeping the two unaware of the other's presence. The play is based on the Italian Renaissance theater style, Commedia dell arte, and reinvigorated the genre, which is so heavily based on carnival, while bringing to it an element of realism, mishaps, mix-ups, confusions, disguises and mistaken identity that come with the style. Artikel-Nr. 9780881456080
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