Publisher's Synopsis
Storia del teatro San Carlino; contributo alla storia della scena dialettale napoletana, 1738-1884 offers a detailed historical account of the San Carlino theater in Naples, Italy, from its founding in 1738 to 1884. Salvatore Di Giacomo explores the theater's significant role in shaping Neapolitan dialect theater and its broader cultural impact. This work provides invaluable insights into the theater's performances, key figures, and its enduring legacy within the regional theatrical landscape. It is a significant contribution to the understanding of Italian theater history and the evolution of dialectal performances in Naples.
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