Printed24 pagesZum großen WurstelBurleske in einem AktArthur Schnitzler | 1901 | Vienna, Austria | GermanPuppet theatre within the theatreMetadiscourse on puppet theatreAddress to the publicPantomimeParody of formal languagePrologueVersified passagesStichomythiaMetamorphosisCharacter thrown out of the sceneRepresentationUnfaithfulnessDuelSelf-consciousness of puppetsLocal colorArgumentWrangleHanswurstUproarLustEntertainmentLiterary tonesBurlesque, SatiricalAnimations techniquesString marionette, Glove-puppetAudienceNot specified
Printed40 pagesMacbeth all'improvvisoGigio Brunello, Gyula Molnár (aka Giulio Molnár) | 2001 | Mogliano Veneto, Italy | ItalianComical regional accentTheatre within the theatreDouble charactersAddress to the publicRehearsal (play within a play)Apparition of the puppeteerSurprise effectCaptatio benevolentiaeTragic ironyTragic conflictParody of formal languageAvistaRebellionMacbethHarlequinCarlo GoldoniWilliam ShakespeareSelf-consciousness of puppetsRewritingAdaptationFake unpublishedLiterary tonesTragic, IronicAnimations techniquesGlove-puppet, Bare hand, Actor and puppetAudienceAdults