Enrico IV (Brustein)
by Luigi Pirandello
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Readers appreciate the depth and complexity of the play, highlighting its exploration of madness and the relationship between reality and fiction. Many find the themes profound and reflective of Pirandello's poetic style, drawing them into the emotional struggles of the characters.
Synopsis
Pirandello's savage comedy from 1921 reflects the warp of European reality after World War I and advances his philosophical argument that reality is never a certainty only a subjective assumption.
Following his brilliant adaptation of Six Characters in Search of an Author, Robert Brustein's script for Enrico IV adopts a modern idiom with a classic theatrical flavor.
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Enrico IV (Brustein) is a comedy play written by Luigi Pirandello and published by Samuel French (2001).
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