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            <forename>Lorenzo</forename>
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        <p>The San Samuele theatre company from Venice constitutes a perfect example of the extraordinary vitality of the early-eighteenth-century troupes, before the success of Carlo Goldoni’s dramaturgy. Reconstructing the chronology of the training activity led by the theatre company manager Giuseppe Imer makes it possible to observe the extraordinary versatility of the actors from the Commedia dell’Arte, and the breadth of a repertoire which, between 1726 and 1749, spaced from dramas to musical interludes, passing through the “canovacci” of the commedia all’improvviso and tragedies. Thanks to unpublished documents and to a critical analysis of the repertoires, the author appoints the actors as the main protagonists of the spectacular Venetian scene, and offers important updates on the migrations of troupes in the second quarter of the 18th century.</p>
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        <p>La compagnia del San Samuele di Venezia costituisce un caso esemplare della straordinaria vitalità delle truppe comiche nel primo Settecento, prima del successo della drammaturgia goldoniana. La ricostruzione della cronologia dell’attività della formazione guidata dal capocomico Giuseppe Imer consente di osservare la straordinaria versatilità degli attori dell’Arte e l’ampiezza di un repertorio che tra il 1726 e il 1749 svariava dai drammi agli intermezzi musicali, passando per i canovacci della commedia Improvvisa e per le tragedie. Grazie a documenti inediti e a un’analisi critica dei repertori l’autore elegge gli attori a principali protagonisti della scena spettacolare veneziana e propone importanti aggiornamenti sulle migrazioni dei comici nel secondo quarto del XVIII secolo.</p>
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