
GLI ULTIMI GIORNI DI GOLDONI
GLI ULTIMI GIORNI DI GOLDONI
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Set in the tumultuous years of the French Revolution, this two‑act comedy follows a group of Italian actors who travel to Paris to stage a tribute to the legendary playwright Carlo Goldoni. In the opening scenes they gather in Goldoni’s Parisian residence, surrounded by sumptuous Louis XV décor, while debating how best to honor a man whose wit and spontaneity have long been cherished at home. The lively ensemble—Goldoni’s devoted wife Nicoletta, his eager nephew Antonio, a flamboyant French officer, and a troupe of veteran comedians—each bring their own ambitions and anxieties, creating a vivid portrait of artistic camaraderie under pressure.
The playwright Valentino Carrera weaves historical detail with gentle satire, highlighting the clash between reverence for the past and the uncertainties of a new era. Listeners will be drawn into the backstage intrigues, the rehearsals full of jokes and mishaps, and the palpable sense that reviving Goldoni’s spirit could be both a tribute and a test of loyalty. The first act ends with the troupe poised to bring the celebrated comedy to life, leaving the audience curious about how their performance will resonate amid the revolutionary backdrop.
Full title
Gli ultimi giorni di Goldoni Le Commedie, vol. 1
Language
it
Duration
~1 hours (103K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Carlo Traverso, Barbara Magni and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)
Release date
2014-07-21
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1834–1895
A 19th-century Italian poet, playwright, and man of letters, remembered for work that moved between drama, criticism, and patriotic culture. His writing belongs to the lively literary world of post-unification Italy, where theater and public debate often went hand in hand.
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