Federica Iacobelli Discusses Theater, Childhood, and Freedom in Contemporary Drama
Federica Iacobelli explores theater's relationship with childhood and freedom, highlighting specific dramatic works. She frequently recommends Carol Rocamora's 'La tua mano nella mia,' a play for young audiences based on letters between Anton Čechov and his wife Ol'ga Knipper. Iacobelli also suggests Karin Serres's 'Lucy/Gli Orsi' as a classroom exercise to foster imagination. She has curated a series called I Gabbiani for Edizioni Primavera, which publishes valuable theatrical texts. The discussion emphasizes non-conformist artistic visions and the educational potential of theater.
Key facts
- Federica Iacobelli focuses on theater, childhood, and freedom
- She recommends Carol Rocamora's play 'La tua mano nella mia' for young readers
- The play is inspired by letters between Anton Čechov and Ol'ga Knipper
- Karin Serres's 'Lucy/Gli Orsi' is suggested for classroom imagination exercises
- Iacobelli curated the I Gabbiani series for Edizioni Primavera
Entities
Artists
- Federica Iacobelli
- Anton Čechov
- Carol Rocamora
- Karin Serres
- Ol'ga Knipper
Institutions
- Edizioni Primavera
- Teatro d'Arte di Mosca
Locations
- Moscow