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Dario Fo: Framing, Festival, And The Folkloric Imagination,New
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As A Playwright And A Performer, Dario Fo (1926) Is One Of The Most Important Figures In World Theatre. By The 1980S Some Were Proclaiming Him The Most Widely Performed Living Playwright. In 1997 His Achievements Were Acknowledged With The Nobel Prize For Literature. Based On His Interpretations Of The Marxist Social Writer Antonio Gramsci, Fo'S Politically Motivated Theatre Strives To Restore Dignity To The Popular Culture Of The Masses. As Part Of This Process, His Theatre Is Structured On Popular Forms That Challenge The Preeminence Of An Authoritative Text. In Order To Create A Thematic Frame, Akin To Certain Oral Traditions, Fo Repeats Themes And Motifs That Run Throughout His Theatre. Utilizing The Mechanisms Found In Various Oral Traditions, Fo Reaches Beyond The Confines Of A Given Performance, By Referring To The Greater Thematic Frame. Dario Fo: Framing, Festival, And The Folkloric Imagination Is A Close, Interdisciplinary Study Of His Thematic Frame And The Techniques That Allow Him To Refer To It Throughout A Performance. Using The Tools Of Folklore Performance Studies And Anthropologyincluding The Works Of Some Of The Scholars That Influenced Fothis Book Explores His Use Of History And Aspects Of European Culture That Hark Back To The Carnival As A Primordial Fertility Rite.
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