Il Conte Di Montecristo

Il Conte Di Montecristo: Azione Mimica In Tre Parti presents a theatrical adaptation of Alexandre Dumas' classic novel, designed for the stage of the I. R. Teatro alla Canobbiana in autumn 1856. Authored by Giuseppe Rota, this work captures the dramatic essence of the Count of Monte Cristo's quest for revenge through mimic action, offering a unique interpretation for 19th-century Italian audiences.
This edition provides insight into the performance practices and theatrical tastes of the era, highlighting the enduring appeal of Dumas' narrative in a new format. A valuable resource for scholars and enthusiasts of Italian theatre and literary adaptations, 'Il Conte Di Montecristo' showcases the creative engagement with a timeless story.
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