Printed excerpts2 pagesHell (1916)1st versionEdward Gordon Craig | March - June 1916 | Marina di Pisa, Italy | EnglishTheatre within the theatreEgg eclosionVerbal imitationArgumentBlind characterDisguised character (false identity)Analepsis (Flash-back)AnachronismAvistaUnfaithfulnessLatin MythologyHellMonsterEvilDescent into hellLiterary tonesMarvelous, Comical, Satirical, ParodisticAnimations techniquesString marionetteAudienceNot specified
Printed87 pagesLa Princesa del desertRodolf Sirera | 1989 | Valencia, Spain | CatalanNarratorAddress to the publicTheatre within the theatreAppearance of a geniusThrowsDanceInstrumental tuneTaleFantasyAdventureVagrantGeniusTheatre at schoolEastPrincessLiterary tonesDidactic, MarvelousAnimations techniquesShadow theatre, Rod puppet, String marionetteAudienceYoung audiences
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