Titoli in Teatro e spettacoli

L'umorismo, che in "Debito formativo" era puramente ludico e finalizzato alla narrazione, non poteva che trovare una connotazione amara e desolante, anche se il lettore non faticherà a trarre, anche da qui, un qualche motivo di isolata ilarità.

Medea hat Jason geholfen, das Goldene Vlies zu erringen und dafür ihre Familie verraten. Nun verstößt Jason sie - und die Tragödie beginnt. Weltberühmter Stoff und noch heute vielgespieltes Stück!

An original drama spotlighting The Three Musketeers' iconic antagonist, Milady de Winter Young, beautiful and courageous, Milady de Winter is a cunning spy, talented thief, and ruthless killer. She glides with ease through the streets and gilded halls of 17th-century France and England, turning...

In the mountains of central Appalachia, blood runs as deep as these hollers and just as dark. Since before our kind knew these hills, hearts of unknowable hunger and madness have slumbered beneath them. These are the darkest mountains in the world. How dare we think we can break the skin of a god and dig out its heart without bringing forth blood and darkness? Old Gods of Appalachia is a horror-anthology podcast set in the shadows of an Alternate Appalachia, a place where digging too deep into the mines was just the first mistake.To learn more about Old Gods of Appalachia, visit our website at...

Armand Durand by Rosanna Eleanor Leprohon. Armand Durand, published in 1868, was written by Rosanna Leprohon, an English-speaker with an insider’s knowledge of French Canada, thanks to her Montreal education and marriage to a man from an old Québécois family. Paul Durand, a prosperous Québécois farmer, marries in quick succession two very different wives, and fathers two very different sons. The first son, Armand, delicate and bookish, is destined for a legal career in the city; the second, Paul Junior, tougher and down-to-earth, continues life on the farm. The story deals with ...

Sara Bourre interviewée par Frédéric GournaySara Bourre est née à Paris en 1988. Écrivaine et comédienne, diplômée en lettres et en philosophie à la Sorbonne, elle s’est formée en parallèle au théâtre et à la danse-théâtre. Elle a intégré le master de création littéraire de Paris-VIII où est né son premier roman Maman, la nuit (Éditions Noir sur Blanc). Chambre 908 est son premier récit.La narratrice accompagne son père dans les derniers instants de sa vie. La chambre 908, lieu de l’indicible, deviendra au fil des jours le témoin de leurs dernières ...

In a collapsing world scarred by the past, Aztec gods and monsters clash over a future they believe already lost. Yet with an unlikely underdog god at their side, humanity rises...not to surrender, but to reclaim its destiny and rewrite the future. The end isn't the end.

Story & script by Tessa Coleman. Produced & directed by Andrea Earl. Soundstage & audio production by JP Le Blond. Theme music arranged & performed by Damien Cayro. A Pink Granite Studio production recorded on location in Jersey.

Rose Quartz ManifestosBlack Rose Pearl Hello, and welcome to a new dimension of story. I am Black Rose Pearl.You may know me from my work as The Black Pearl on Spectrum Sound Music Bites. But here, I embrace my full name—my full self—to signal a transformation. This is my differential, my other facet.This podcast, Rose Quartz Manifestos, is where that facet shines. I am expanding my crystal lattice into the vast realms of cinema. Imagine stories born from the deep wells of cartoon features and storybook themes, then elevated into the immersive space of 3D.Each episode will be a ...

In Stella Maris, we meet a young girl named Stellamaris, who finds herself confined to her bed in the Channel House, overlooking the majestic English Channel. Cared for by her devoted elderly uncle and aunt, Sir Oliver and Lady Blount, her world brightens with the visits of two young men, journalist John Risca and actor Walter Herold. They enchant her with tales of an imaginary castle and fantastical lands, weaving dreams that momentarily transport her beyond her limitations. As time passes, Stellamaris begins to regain the use of her limbs, and the narrative unfolds the evolving relationships...

Published in 1907, Elinor Glyns Three Weeks became her most notorious work, igniting scandal and intrigue upon its release. This captivating tale follows Paul Verdayne, a young man convinced he’s in love with the parsons daughter. To shield him from a potentially unfavorable marriage, his aristocratic parents whisk him away on a European tour. However, unforeseen perils await him. In Switzerland, Paul encounters an alluring older woman and is swept into a tempest of passion that leads to a gripping saga of love, jealousy, and murder. Join Carolin as she narrates this enthralling story that ...

Saint Joan is a compelling play by George Bernard Shaw that dives into the life of Joan of Arc, a 15th-century French military icon. Premiering in 1923, just three years after her canonization by the Roman Catholic Church, the play captures Shaws perspective that the individuals involved in Joans trial acted based on their convictions. In his preface, Shaw eloquently states, “There are no villains in the piece. Crime, like disease, is not interesting it is something to be done away with by general consent, and that is all [there is] about it. It is what men do at their best, with good ...

In a world where beauty and charm dictate a womans fate, Miss Milner stands at a crossroads. Admired for her allure, she could easily become a socialite, marry a respectable gentleman, and live a life of comfort and happiness—at least by societal standards. But Miss Milner has other ideas. She boldly declares her desire to marry her guardian, a Catholic priest, challenging the norms of 18th-century society where women seldom voice their true passions. Will she find a path to happiness with a love that defies convention? Join us as we explore Miss Milners journey of love and rebellion. (...

In This Is The End, join a family on a half-hearted quest to locate a missing relative who seems determined to stay lost. As they navigate their mundane lives against the backdrop of World War Is turmoil, the story beautifully explores the extraordinary within the ordinary. Each characters journey is filled with moments that are often humorous, sometimes heartbreaking, but always resonant with truth. This tale reminds us that poetry and romance can be discovered in the most unexpected places, waiting to be uncovered beneath the surface of everyday life. (Summary by Peter Eastman)

Immerse yourself in the world of Sir Thomas More, a captivating Elizabethan play collaboratively crafted by Anthony Munday and others, which intricately explores the life and tragic fate of the renowned statesman. Preserved in a singular manuscript housed at the British Library, this work is remarkable not only for its historical significance but also for the tantalizing possibility that three pages bear the handwriting of William Shakespeare himself. The play unfolds in 17 episodic scenes, weaving together the true and legendary events of Mores life, and highlights the dynamic nature of ...

In this captivating tale by George Gibbs, follow the poignant romance between Tom Gallatin, a lawyer grappling with alcoholism, and Jane Loring, a spirited debutante. Their journey begins in the heart of the Canadian wilderness, where Tom seeks solace during a hunting trip, only to find himself lost and facing his demons. Fate intertwines their paths as he encounters Jane, who is also adrift in the woods. An undeniable attraction simmers between them, but a moment of weakness leads Tom to cross a line, awakening a profound sense of responsibility and desire for change. After months apart, ...

Dive into the captivating tale that inspired the iconic silent film featuring Rudolf Valentino. In this enthralling novel, Lady Conway expresses her disapproval as her friend Diana plans an adventurous desert journey with only Arab guides for company. When Diana is kidnapped by the enigmatic Sheik, Ahmed Ben Hassan, the stakes rise. Granted a moment of freedom to explore the desert alone, she seizes the opportunity to escape, only to find herself recaptured by the Sheik. Experience the twists and turns of this dramatic story as it unfolds. (Summary by Bill Boerst based on Wikipedia)

Dracula by Bram Stoker. Dracula as written by Bram Stoker in 1897 was not the first depiction of vampires and other such creatures, Gothic horror stories had been around since the early part of the century. The story related by Bram Stoker is told in an epistolary fashion utilising the journals and diaries of the main protagonists. The storyline is relatively simple; Dracula the longest living and most evil of vampires comes to England with a view to increasing the vampire population of the country. He is thwarted by five friends and driven back to his castle in Transylvania. It is not the...

In Two Destinies, Mary Dermodys future seems entwined with George Germaines, as foretold by her grandmothers prophecy. Yet, fate has other plans, leading to their separation and a long period of lost connection. However, when George heroically saves a young woman from drowning, an inexplicable bond ignites between him and Mary, hinting at a destiny that might be more than just chance. - Summary by Carolin

‘The Forsyte Saga’ unfolds the intricate tale of a wealthy London family from the 1880s to the 1920s. In To Let, the final book of this epic saga, we find ourselves in the year 1920—two decades have passed since Irene married Young Jolyon and welcomed their son, John, while Soames wed Annette, giving rise to their daughter, Fleur. The branches of this family have grown apart, with John and Fleur unaware of each others existence. With all the old Forsytes gone except for Timothy, Val and Holly return from South Africa where Val has been training racehorses. June has opened a gallery near ...