The Italian cultural agency, Associazione SAT, has declared February 25th World Commedia dell'Arte Day so to lobby UNESCO to recognize the Commedia as a World Cultural Heritage. The Washington D.C.-based Faction of Fools has in turn joined in in organizing a day of activities outside Italy: encouraging artists, audiences, scholars, and students to celebrate the legacy of Commedia dell'Arte!
I will be joining Boston University professor, Judith Chaffee (visit her Commedia dell'Arte Website) and Orfeo Group Theatre for a presentation following Thursday night's performance of Pierre Marivaux' The Island of Slaves at Boston Center for the Arts.
Special thanks to Eric Bornstein of Behind the Mask who was originally invited to present, but due to a scheduling conflict asked me to go in his place.
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
February 25th: World Commedia dell'Arte Day with Orfeo Group
Posted by Ian Thal at 12:53 PM
Labels: Associazione SAT, Behind the Mask, commedia dell'arte, Eric Bornstein, Faction of Fools, Judith Chaffee, Orfeo Group, Pierre Marivaux
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World Commedia Dell Arte Day thats really an unique information for me.
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