Book cover for Comoedia Nuova Tradotta Dell Sign. D. Goldoni Intitolata La Dama Prudente Oder Die Kluge Edelfrau by Carlo Goldoni

Comoedia Nuova Tradotta Dell Sign. D. Goldoni Intitolata La Dama Prudente Oder Die Kluge Edelfrau

2011 Released
116 Pages
1-2 Hours
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Nabu PressISBN 9781271293780

This is a new translation of Carlo Goldoni's comedy, known as "La Dama Prudente" or "Die Kluge Edelfrau" (The Prudent Lady). Goldoni, a master of Italian comedy, presents a delightful and insightful look at society and human nature. This edition offers readers and theater enthusiasts a fresh perspective on a classic work.

Goldoni's plays are renowned for their wit, engaging characters, and timeless themes. This translation aims to capture the spirit and humor of the original Italian text, making it accessible to a wider audience. Experience the charm and sophistication of 18th-century Italian theater with this updated version of "La Dama Prudente."

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Carlo Goldoni

Carlo Goldoni (1707-93) was an Italian dramatist born in Venice who wrote over 200 comedies, tragedies and tragicomedies in his lifetime. Goldoni settled in Paris in the 1760s, directing the Comédie-Italienne there. In 1783 his company moved to a new theatre on the street now known as the Boulevard des Italiens; they merged with the Théâtre Feydeau to form the Opéra-Comique in 1801. His works include tragedies: Rosmonda (1734), Griselda (1734); tragicomedies: Belisario (1734), Rinaldo di Montalbano (1736); and comedies such as The Servant of Two Masters (1745) and The Mistress of the Inn (1751).

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