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NEAPOLITAN COMEDY IS A CHARMER
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SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY -- Play in three acts by Eduardo
de Filippo, directed by Jacques Cartier, sets by James
Leonard Joy, lighting by Riger L. Meeker, costumes by John
Falabella, produced by the Huntington Theater Company, at
the Boston University Theater, through March 27.
Eduardo de Filippo's "Saturday, Sunday, Monday" is an amiable,
heartfelt, Neapolitan comedy that has just about everything going
for it including a certain amount ...
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Benvenuto, Eduardo. (playwright Eduardo De Filippo)
American Theatre
; A small but loyal contingent of theatre artists are working to make the Italian playwright Eduardo De Filippo (1900-1984) a household name - or at least a more familiar one. After having been produced only sporadically in the American repertoire - and, in recent years, largely absent from it - the
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NEAPOLITAN COMEDY IS A CHARMER
The Boston Globe
; SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY -- Play in three acts by Eduardo de Filippo, directed by Jacques Cartier, sets by James Leonard Joy, lighting by Riger L. Meeker, costumes by John Falabella, produced by the Huntington Theater Company, at the Boston University Theater, through March 27. Eduardo de Filippo's
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See De Filippo and die
The Independent - London
; The phenomenal Eduardo de Filippo has no parallel in British theatre. Cross Olivier with Ayckbourn and you get a national institution who acted in and directed his own plays in his own theatre. As old as the century, it seems odd that he had to wait until 1977 for his first honorary doctorate,
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SOULS OF NAPLES
The Village Voice
; SOULS OF NAPLES By Eduardo De Filippo The Duke on 42nd Street 229 West 42nd Street 212-239-6200 THAT'S ITALIAN? TFANA revives a Neapolitan comedy with living ghosts In Eduardo De Filippo's 1946 comedy Souls of Naples, the desperate husband Pasquale sees what he wants and needs to believe. So
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Francesco De Filippo. Una storia anche d'amore.
World Literature Today
; Milan. Rizzoli. 2001. 180 pages L.24,000. ISBN 88-17-86700-4 A FIRST NOVEL BY a writer born in Naples in 1960, this story that is also about love traces the adventures of Teodoro Faxa, an anomalous romagnolo displaced in the Vesuvian town of Maciulliaa, where he loves and works, neither very
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OBITUARIES: Pupella Maggio
The Independent - London
; BEST REMEMBERED as the sanctimonious mother in Federico Fellini's semi-autobiographical classic Amarcord (1973), Pupella Maggio was the most illustrious surviving member of a family whose name was synonymous with Neapolitan theatre. The daughter of the singer Domenico "Mimi" Maggio and his actress
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'Filumena': A Stretch Out of Reach
The Washington Post
; What happens when you take a play and turn it into Play-Doh? How free are you to sink your fingers in and resculpt the dialogue, twist the characters into garish shapes, arbitrarily lop off scenes, flatten out the story? These are questions for dramaturges, copyright lawyers and, it seems, the
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New 3D Imaging Software Allows Surgeons to Visually Swim Through a Patient's Anatomy
U.S. Newswire
; To: National Desk, Health Reporter Contact: Sally Garneski, 312-202-5409; Cory Petty, 312-202-5328 or press inquiry@facs.org, both of the American College of Surgeons; Web: httpwww.facs.org CHICAGO, Oct. 10 /U.S. Newswire/ -- A 3D magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) software system that allows
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Worlds apart
Stage Directions
; Newly released offerings by distinguished playwrights present unusual takes on life. This month's newly published plays feature unusual characters, offbeat settings, or unconventional viewpoints-all three, in some cases. That is certainly true of Austrian playwright Odon von Horvath, narrator of
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Stage Riches in London; Curtains Rising on an Ambitious Season
The Washington Post
; Travelers who avoid August crowds and wait till September to visit London will find the usual theatrical riches: interesting plays, star turns, eccentricities, ambitious failures, rethought masterpieces. In the last category is Deborah Warner's production of Ibsen's "Hedda Gabler," with Fiona Shaw,
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