Abstract

A classic discloses its longevity and its capability to produce other texts through both its rewritings and different languages employed to imitate it; and a classic, however, always reveals itself recens. In this instance, Ovid’s Epistula heroidum written by Ariadne to Theseus has been firstly translated in a performative way and, then, given its aptitude for ‘entering the scene’, it has been adapted and rearranged, in terms of notes and words, as a modern song and, in terms of gestures as well, as a piece of dance. Through this experiment, our aim has been to produce an example of the theatrical reception that Ovid’s works already enjoyed at the time of Ovid himself, as is well known.

Autore Pugliese

• Cipriani Giovanni

Tutti gli autori

• G. Cipriani

Titolo volume/Rivista

CLASSICO CONTEMPORANEO

Anno di pubblicazione

2016

ISSN

2421-4744

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