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Evil Can Appear Beautiful
Two major productions of Richard III are touring Italy in the present season, a sign perhaps that the dark side of the human psyche, which this notorious Shakespeare villain embodies, is foremost in our collective imagination, seeing the many wars and genocide in today’s world. In late November I caught Antonio Latella and Federico Bellini’s adaptation of Richard III at Milan’s Piccolo Teatro. From the start, birdsong and a stunning, brightly li…
Two great productions of Ricardo III are touring Italy in the present season, a sign perhaps that the dark side of the human psyche, which embodies this notorious villain of Shakespeare, occupies a prominent place in our collective imagination, seeing the numerous wars and genocides in today’s world. At the end of November I saw the adaptation of Antonio Latella and Federico Bellini by Ricardo III at the Piccolo Teatro in Milan. From the beginni…
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