Enrico IV
by Luigi Pirandello trans Richard Nelson
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Readers appreciate the thought-provoking nature of Enrico IV and its exploration of madness intertwined with humor. Many commend Pirandello's skillful writing and the play's complex themes, making it a rewarding experience for both casual readers and scholars alike. Despite some pacing issues noted by a few, the overall reception is overwhelmingly positive, with many eager to see it performed live.
Synopsis
Nobel Prize–winner Luigi Pirandello's ENRICO IV concerns a passionate and despairing 20th-century man who imagines himself to be an 11th-century king.
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Enrico IV is a Italian play written by Luigi Pirandello trans Richard Nelson and published by Broadway Play Publishing (2001).
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Broadway Play Publishing · 2001 · 78 pp
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