
COMMEDIE DEL CINQUECENTO - A CURA DI IRENEO SANESI - VOLUME PRIMO
PROPRIETÁ LETTERARIA - GENNAIO MCMXII—30148 - IL PEDANTE - DI FRANCESCO BELO - PERSONE
SCENA II
SCENA III
SCENA IV
PRUDENZIO.
SCENA V
SCENA II
SCENA III
SCENA IV
A bustling courtyard in a 16th‑century Italian city becomes the stage for a lively clash of wit and folly. Among the colorful cast are a self‑important scholar, a quick‑tempered servant, two eager lovers, and a chorus of outspoken women and apprentices. Their banter crackles with the rhythm of everyday market chatter, setting a vivid backdrop for the comedy to unfold.
When the pedantic Prudenzio insists on imposing his rigid rules, the household erupts into a series of misunderstandings and playful scheming. Servants and lovers alike conspire to outwit his pretensions, while the younger characters chase affection amid the chaos. The first act promises a whirlwind of sharp dialogue, slapstick moments, and a glimpse of the tangled relationships that will drive the humor forward.
Full title
Il pedante Commedie del Cinquecento Commedie del Cinquecento
Language
it
Duration
~2 hours (126K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2010-12-13
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects
A little-known Renaissance writer linked to the lively world of early Italian comedy and chivalric poetry, he survives today through a handful of works that still interest scholars and curious readers. Very little is known about his life, which gives his surviving writing an added air of mystery.
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