The Game of Love and Chance or the Survival of Marivaudage during the Pandemic Crisis.

In this article we propose an interpretation-review of the performance of an immortal work, through its classicism and eternal modern character, The Game of Love and Chance and we begin with the introduction of what has gone down in history as marivaudage and considerations on the author and his wor...

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Published in:Theatrical Colloquia Vol. 11; no. 1; pp. 36 - 44
Main Author: PETRARU, Ana-Magdalena
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Published: George Enescu University of Arts, Artes Publishing House Jun2021
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        In this article we propose an interpretation-review of the performance of an immortal work, through its classicism and eternal modern character, The Game of Love and Chance and we begin with the introduction of what has gone down in history as marivaudage and considerations on the author and his work (in translation). Staged in a pandemic context and adapted accordingly, sincere love, prejudices and barriers given by social class differences in the love travesty are preserved, and the philologist and the amateur spectator alike retain the wonderful love comedy with psychological insights.
        În articolul de față ne propunem o interpretare-cronică de spectacol a unei opere nemuritoare, prin clasicismul și actualitatea sa, Jocul dragostei și-al întâmplării după introducerea în ceea ce a rămas în istorie drept marivaudaj, autorul și opera sa (în traducere). Pusă în scenă în context pandemic și adaptată corespunzător, iubirea sinceră, prejudecățile și barierele date de diferența de clasă socială în travesti-ul amoros se păstrează, iar filologul și spectatorul amator deopotrivă rețin comedia amoroasă spumoasă cu fin iz psihologic.
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