EXPELLED, AS ITALIANS ACTORS FROM PALAIS DE BOURGOGNE
Mission, adventures and a sad end for Teatro Novo (Rio de Janeiro, 1968)
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2238-3867.v18i2p57-83Keywords:
Gianni Ratto, Modern theatre history and historiography in Brasil, Teatro NovoAbstract
Teatro Novo trajectory, restored by research in unpublished sources of the Gianni Ratto Archive (SP), fixed a “stable theatre” project in Rio de Janeiro (1968) opposing dictatorship and being closed, after eight mounts of intense activity. We analise the implanting ideas and resources, by which Ratto aimed a self-reliable production and a resident team, a multipurpose repertoire that included dance and music besides dramatic theatre, a living school for public as well as artistic class formation. Inconsistencies between project and practices are symptoms of Teatro Novo possible relevance in the counter-cultural panorama although his legacy has been ignored, so far, in Brazilian theatre and culture history.
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