
Produced by Carlo Traverso, Claudio Paganelli, Carla and
SHAKESPEARE - LA TEMPESTA - COMMEDIA IN 5 ATTI - NUOVA TRADUZIONE DI DIEGO ANGELI - FRATELLI TREVES EDITORI MILANO
SHAKESPEARE. - I.
TEATRO DI GUGLIELMO SHAKESPEARE - NUOVA TRADUZIONE DI DIEGO ANGELI - LA - TEMPESTA - COMMEDIA IN 5 ATTI - MILANO - FRATELLI TREVES, EDITORI
TEATRO - DI - GUGLIELMO SHAKESPEARE.
DIEGO ANGELI. - LA TEMPESTA. - NOTA BIBLIOGRAFICA.
PERSONAGGI RAPPRESENTATI.
LA TEMPESTA - ATTO PRIMO. - SCENA PRIMA.
IL PADRONE.
SCENA II.
A fierce tempest erupts over a remote island, summoned by a master of the arcane who has spent years in exile. The storm shipwrecks a noble vessel, scattering its passengers—among them a gentle, curious young woman and her loyal father—among the strange flora and hidden spirits of the shore. As the island’s magical inhabitants reveal themselves, the air fills with an uneasy mixture of awe and danger, hinting at secrets that have festered long before the crash. The opening act sets the stage for a clash of power, redemption, and the fragile hope of starting anew.
Guided by a mischievous sprite who delights in tricks, and a loyal beast that serves the sorcerer, the cast soon discovers uneasy alliances and lingering resentments. The exiled ruler seeks to regain what was taken, while his daughter’s innocence begins to soften the hardened hearts around her. Through lyrical dialogue and vivid imagination, listeners are drawn into a world where nature, magic, and humanity intertwine, promising a journey that will test loyalty, love, and the very notion of forgiveness.
Language
it
Duration
~2 hours (129K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2008-08-01
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1564–1616
A playwright, poet, and actor from Stratford-upon-Avon, he created characters and lines that have stayed alive for more than four centuries. His stories of love, ambition, jealousy, power, and forgiveness still feel startlingly human.
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