Another belated post.
A few photographs from my performance of Arlecchino Am Ravenous at Behind the Mask Studio & Theatre. Eric Bornstein had invited me to perform the inaugural show on the outdoor stage that was built earlier this summer. It was a sunny and the middle of the day, the show had been announced only two days before but we still managed to fill a good many seats.
Here, Arlecchino tells the story of the five little piggies. Photo by Kevin W. Fitzgerald who happened to be visiting from Brooklyn.
Arlecchino prays. Photo by Anya Malkina
Photo by Anya Malkina
After an interesting Q&A during which Bill Marx asked some good questions comparing my usage of the old lazzo, "La Fame dello Zanni" versus that of Dario Fo's, we broke for a light lunch and I went off to supervise my students' rehearsals at Open Air Circus.
This leads to an important announcement that I will make in the next blog entry.
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Photos from Arlecchino Am Ravenous at Behind the Mask Studio and Theatre
Posted by Ian Thal at 5:49 PM
Labels: Anya Malkina, arlecchino, Behind the Mask, Bill Marx, commedia dell'arte, Dario Fo, Eric Bornstein, kevin W. Fitzgerald
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