La favola del figlio cambiato

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La favola del figlio cambiato

play by Pirandello

Also known as: “The Fable of the Transformed Son”

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…for a 1957 production of La favola del figlio cambiato (The Fable of the Transformed Son) by Italian dramatist Luigi Pirandello (1867–1936). A well-known mid-20th-century play using masks was Les Nègres (1958; The Blacks) by French writer Jean Genet. The mask, however, unquestionably lost its importance as a theatrical convention…
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