Good morning everyone and welcome back to these pages. This weekend I (and started) concluded the reading of "The Tempest" by William Shakespeare, penultimate opera (theater) immortal storyteller. In fact, it is a long series of dialogues, with lots of notes on the characters, the moment of entering the scene, the background noise and so serves to be brought on stage. The mere reading is interesting but not satisfactory because - on the whole, I do not think I'm far from the truth when I say that is little more than reading a script. In any case, surely "The Tempest" deserves to be read. The site Shakespeareinitaly punctual and offers an interesting discussion on this paper. Until next time
Ale
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