Riflessioni sulle Giornate di studio Centro e Periferie. Andare a teatro a Roma nel I sec. a.C.
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The paper offers a summary of the two days’ work 7 and 8 November 2019 on the theme ‘going to theater in Rome in the first century B.C.’, about the epochal socio-political transformations that have changed dramatic genres, performing art, theatrical structures and collective sensitivity towards the theater in the Capital, influencing the peripheries. The combination of different disciplinary approaches (archaeology and history of theatrical architecture, history of literature, history of performative arts and genres, political history of Rome during the civil wars and the beginning pf the Principate; history of Roman culture between conservatism and innovation) allows us to arrive at a more varied and complete synthetic framework than those already available.
keywordsTheatrical Archaeology, Latin Theatrical Genres, Performing Arts, Atellana, Palliata, Praetexta, Cothurnata, Togata, Tabernaria, Trabeata, Mime, Pantomime, Augustan Age, Cicero Theatrical Spectator, Actors, Roman Public, Roman Theatre of MediolanumBiografia dell'autoreUniversità Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Milano. Email: elisabetta.matelli@unicatt.it |
