Fantasmi al Valle

2012

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Leo Gullotta in Fantasmi al Valle (2012)

"Fantasmi al Valle" (Rome, Teatro Valle, 2012) is a trans-generational socioplay with the participation of Pier Luigi Pirandello, the writer's nephew. The event is the spin-off of "Fantasmi" by Ezio Donato (Teatro Stabile and University of Catania, 2002) with Leo Gullotta in the role and characters of Luigi Pirandello and Ottavio Rosati in the role of J. L. Moreno.
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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA play about the secret connections between Luigi Pirandello's theatre and the psychiatric work of Jacob Levi Moreno father of psychodrama.A play about the secret connections between Luigi Pirandello's theatre and the psychiatric work of Jacob Levi Moreno father of psychodrama.A play about the secret connections between Luigi Pirandello's theatre and the psychiatric work of Jacob Levi Moreno father of psychodrama.

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Vidéos5

Trailer 6:02

FANTASMI AL VALLE" 1. introduzione di Ottavio Rosati

Clip 9:47

Leo Gullotta legge il racconto di Pirandello 'La Torre'

Clip 9:47

Leo Gullotta legge il racconto di Pirandello 'La Torre'

Clip 6:22

"FANTASMI" 6. Leo Gullotta legge il testamento di Luigi Pirandello

Clip 4:31

"FANTASMI" 1. Ottavio, la pancia del dr. Moreno e i pappagalli impossibili (tito

Interview 6:42

Ottavio Rosati interviews Leo Gullotta about his plays in Catania.

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The director does not bring with him to Catania's set his parrot Teto (Cacatoa Alba) as in Generazioni d'Amore but Titty, a yellow Psittacula Krameri who plays as auxiliary parrot for the first time. Titty is a female, blond and beautiful. She represents Fernanda Pivano to whom he dedicates the DVD of Fantasmi (2002) with the words: 'To Fernanda for the ghosts we lived together'.