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245 10 $aDario Fo :$brevolutionary theatre /$cTom Behan.
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300 $a1 online resource (170 pages)
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504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 $aThe Bourgeois Period -- The Revolutionary Period -- Accidental Death of an Anarchist -- Can't Pay? Won't Pay! -- Mistero Buffo -- The Downturn Period.
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520 8 $aAnnotation$bFor three decades Dario Fo has been the world's most performed living playwright & Europe's leading radical dramatist. He was awarded the 1997 Nobel Prize for Literature at the age of 71 for his contribution as a writer, actor & mime artist over half a century, despite being reviled by governments, arrested for obscenity & condemned by the Vatican for blasphemy. His plays have been translated into numerous languages & performed in many countries around the world. In the first political biography of Dario Fo, Tom Behan traces Fo's life an & d work from his beginnings in cabaret & mime in postwar Italy & his early writings for TV & radio, to the development of his political ideas & the influence of his plays outside Italy, in particular in the English-speaking world. Behan broadens his study to examine the importance of Fo's work to the working class & to explore the relationship between mass left wing movements & Fo's activities as playwright & performer.
520 8 $aAnnotation$bFor three decades Dario Fo has been the world's most performed living playwright and Europe's leading radical dramatist. He was awarded the 1997 Nobel Prize for Literature at the age of 71 for his contribution as a writer, actor and mime artist over half a century, despite being reviled by governments, arrested for obscenity and condemned by the Vatican for blasphemy. His plays have been translated into numerous languages and performed in many countries around the world. In the first political biography of Dario Fo, Tom Behan traces Fo's life and work from his beginnings in cabaret and mime in postwar Italy and his early writings for TV and radio, to the development of his political ideas and the influence of his plays outside Italy, in particular in the English-speaking world. Behan broadens his study to examine the importance of Fo's work to the working class and to explore the relationship between mass left wing movements and Fo's activities as playwright and performer. To illustrate these links Behan makes a detailed analysis of the key themes in Fo's plays" state repression in The Accidental Death of an Anarchist; rebellion in Can.
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