Abstract

- The article focuses on Italian theatre and its reception during the First World War, in particular on the dramas and performances based on the Risorgimento's history. This type of performance cannot be considered as high or low theatre: the plots cannot be bound to one category, audience reactions are the same in Milan as they are in small city theatres and in schools, independently from who is acting. The author sheds light on the popularization process of national history through theatre and at the same time, contextualises these apparently opaque plots, in an attempt to understand what the performances conveyed.

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